Richard Vandermarck
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But the incongruity struck no one; they were too glad tobe amused. Even Sophie brightened up. Charlotte was ready to throw herenergies into any active scheme, hospital or picnic, charity-school orkettle-drum.
"To-morrow will be just the sort of day for it, " said Richard, "cool andfine. And half the pleasure of a picnic is not having time to get tiredof it beforehand. " "That's very true, " said Charlotte; "but I don't see how we're going toget everybody notified and everything in order for nin...e o'clockto-morrow morning. " "Nothing easier, " said Kilian; "we'll go, directly after tea, to the DeWitts and Prentices, and send Thomas with a note to the Lowders. Sophiehas done her part in shorter time than that, very often; and I don'tbelieve we should be starved, if she only gave half an hour's notice tothe cook. " What is heavier than pleasure-seeking in which one has no pleasure? Ishall never forget the misery of those plans and that bustle. I darednot absent myself, and I could scarcely carry out my part for veryheavy-heartedness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the incongruity struck no one; they were too glad tobe amused. Even Sophie brightened up. Charlotte was ready to throw herenergies into any active scheme, hospital or picnic, charity-school orkettle-drum.
"To-morrow will be just the sort of day for it, " said Richard, "cool andfine. And half the pleasure of a picnic is not having time to get tiredof it beforehand. " "That's very true, " said Charlotte; "but I don't see how we're going toget everybody notified and everything in order for nin...e o'clockto-morrow morning. " "Nothing easier, " said Kilian; "we'll go, directly after tea, to the DeWitts and Prentices, and send Thomas with a note to the Lowders. Sophiehas done her part in shorter time than that, very often; and I don'tbelieve we should be starved, if she only gave half an hour's notice tothe cook. " What is heavier than pleasure-seeking in which one has no pleasure? Ishall never forget the misery of those plans and that bustle. I darednot absent myself, and I could scarcely carry out my part for veryheavy-heartedness.
What to read after Richard Vandermarck?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris Miriam Coles to read onlineMoreLess
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