Record No 33
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Amelie had to admit that the hat immediately assumed an air of aristocracy unknown to it before, as the head lady set it on her head, and she almost fancied herself the center of interest for Merryville's eyes as she walked down the church aisle on some Sunday morn- ing of the future.
It was with genuine fear and a sickening thought of the thirty-five dollars she had seen her predeces- sor pay for a "model" to say nothing of a sinking of the heart when a vision of Mr. Cartwright rose before her... that she got the courage to ask the price of the red wings which looked so beguiling to her sitting sidewise in the chair and viewing herself as she would look "going. " 103 RECORD NO. 33 "A regular ten-dollar wing, " said the head lady, as if she were afraid someone would hear, "but you know I told you I would do the right thing. It's get- ting late in the season, you know. This is a wing you'll always be proud of, and you can wear it next season. You can't wear a cheap wing two seasons. " Ten dollars !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Amelie had to admit that the hat immediately assumed an air of aristocracy unknown to it before, as the head lady set it on her head, and she almost fancied herself the center of interest for Merryville's eyes as she walked down the church aisle on some Sunday morn- ing of the future.
It was with genuine fear and a sickening thought of the thirty-five dollars she had seen her predeces- sor pay for a "model" to say nothing of a sinking of the heart when a vision of Mr. Cartwright rose before her... that she got the courage to ask the price of the red wings which looked so beguiling to her sitting sidewise in the chair and viewing herself as she would look "going. " 103 RECORD NO. 33 "A regular ten-dollar wing, " said the head lady, as if she were afraid someone would hear, "but you know I told you I would do the right thing. It's get- ting late in the season, you know. This is a wing you'll always be proud of, and you can wear it next season. You can't wear a cheap wing two seasons. " Ten dollars !
What to read after Record No 33?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ida Clyde Ida Clyde Gallagher Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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