Search Light Letters
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She finds a free-spoken and insinuating young woman with an air of pathos. I will give you their conversation, philosopher. " (Here is the dialogue as detailed to me by Josephine. ) Visitor. Mrs. Alexander Sherman, I believe ?
[77] To a Modern Wo ma n Mrs. Sherman (with dignity). That is my name.
Visitor. Though we have never met, your per son is so familiar to me, that I have taken the liberty of calling. I have admired you at a dis tance for nearly two years, and I feel sure that you will not... refuse me the privilege of knowing you in your home and among your domestic associations. May I sit down ?
Mrs. Sherman. Certainly. You have come er I don t understand exaclly.
Visitor. With your permission to ask you a few questions to obtain an interview.
Mrs. Sherman (with a manifestation of alarm). You are a reporter? An interview for a news paper ? Oh, I could n t consent on any account. I shouldn t like anything of the kind at all. You must excuse me.
Visitor ( sac char inely ). I should not think of publishing anything contrary to your wishes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She finds a free-spoken and insinuating young woman with an air of pathos. I will give you their conversation, philosopher. " (Here is the dialogue as detailed to me by Josephine. ) Visitor. Mrs. Alexander Sherman, I believe ?
[77] To a Modern Wo ma n Mrs. Sherman (with dignity). That is my name.
Visitor. Though we have never met, your per son is so familiar to me, that I have taken the liberty of calling. I have admired you at a dis tance for nearly two years, and I feel sure that you will not... refuse me the privilege of knowing you in your home and among your domestic associations. May I sit down ?
Mrs. Sherman. Certainly. You have come er I don t understand exaclly.
Visitor. With your permission to ask you a few questions to obtain an interview.
Mrs. Sherman (with a manifestation of alarm). You are a reporter? An interview for a news paper ? Oh, I could n t consent on any account. I shouldn t like anything of the kind at all. You must excuse me.
Visitor ( sac char inely ). I should not think of publishing anything contrary to your wishes.
What to read after Search Light Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grant Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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