Playing Santa Claus And Other Christmas Tales
Playing Santa Claus And Other Christmas Tales
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" " How foolishly you talk, Henry ! " answered his sister, rather petulantly. " You know very well what (70) THE CHRISTMAS-TRICK. 71 I mean. Of course, we are not street beggars ; but Ave live very differently from what we did last year at this time. Our beautiful house, our horses and car- riage, and nearly all of our servants, are gone. " " No matter for that, " returned Master Horace. " Father has paid all his debts like an honest man, and we have all we need. A small house is just as comfor...table as a large one ; the cars and omnibuses answer as good a purpose as our own carriage ; and as to the servants, I much prefer waiting upon myself. As long as I have good Mrs. Betty to cook my dinner, it is all I want. " " It is of no use talking to you, Horace, " answered his sister, as she rose to leave the room ; " but, when you see what a bare Christmas-tree we shall have this year, you will be convinced that we are poor. " " We had more than we knew what to do with last year, " persisted Horace, following his sister.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " How foolishly you talk, Henry ! " answered his sister, rather petulantly. " You know very well what (70) THE CHRISTMAS-TRICK. 71 I mean. Of course, we are not street beggars ; but Ave live very differently from what we did last year at this time. Our beautiful house, our horses and car- riage, and nearly all of our servants, are gone. " " No matter for that, " returned Master Horace. " Father has paid all his debts like an honest man, and we have all we need. A small house is just as comfor...table as a large one ; the cars and omnibuses answer as good a purpose as our own carriage ; and as to the servants, I much prefer waiting upon myself. As long as I have good Mrs. Betty to cook my dinner, it is all I want. " " It is of no use talking to you, Horace, " answered his sister, as she rose to leave the room ; " but, when you see what a bare Christmas-tree we shall have this year, you will be convinced that we are poor. " " We had more than we knew what to do with last year, " persisted Horace, following his sister.
What to read after Playing Santa Claus And Other Christmas Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah P Doughty to read onlineMoreLess
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