Reminiscences of the Donation Party ..
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Think we'll try to read it aloud evenings. (Miss Hayes appears.) Miss Hayes is a very bright, young woman, always seems to know the right thing to do and say. Jimmy Townes thought he'd be funny one morning, so before school began he wrote on the board, ''Our teacher is a donkey." Miss Hayes simply added the word driver, making it read, "Our teacher is a donkey driver," and opened the school as usual. The laugh was on Jimmie, of course, no getting ahead of her.
{Curtain.) They do say that Hiram ...Weatherbee, our confirmed bach- elor, is really quite smitten with her, and he has always de- clared he had no need of a wife. (Hiram Weatherbee appears.) His stock quotation, when anybody mentions marriage to him, is: "I have a peacock that is vain of its fine feathers, a goat that chews the rag, an aeroplane to keep me up in the air, and an automobile that keeps me broke all the time, so why do I want a wife?" It was funny when he was introduced to her. "I'm glad to meet you again, Miss Hayes," he said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Think we'll try to read it aloud evenings. (Miss Hayes appears.) Miss Hayes is a very bright, young woman, always seems to know the right thing to do and say. Jimmy Townes thought he'd be funny one morning, so before school began he wrote on the board, ''Our teacher is a donkey." Miss Hayes simply added the word driver, making it read, "Our teacher is a donkey driver," and opened the school as usual. The laugh was on Jimmie, of course, no getting ahead of her.
{Curtain.) They do say that Hiram ...Weatherbee, our confirmed bach- elor, is really quite smitten with her, and he has always de- clared he had no need of a wife. (Hiram Weatherbee appears.) His stock quotation, when anybody mentions marriage to him, is: "I have a peacock that is vain of its fine feathers, a goat that chews the rag, an aeroplane to keep me up in the air, and an automobile that keeps me broke all the time, so why do I want a wife?" It was funny when he was introduced to her. "I'm glad to meet you again, Miss Hayes," he said.
What to read after Reminiscences of the Donation Party ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kelley, Jessie A. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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