Slippy Mcgee, Sometimes Known As the Butterfly Man
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They're like berries in theirseason. " "But the berry season is short and soon over, my son: and there areseasons when there are no berries at all--except preserved ones, "suggested my mother, with that swift, curious cattiness which so oftenastounds me in even the dearest of women.
"Dare you to tell that to the Civic League!" chortled Laurence. "I'llgrant you that Mary Virginia's the biggest berry in the patch, at theheight of a full season. But look at her getup! Don't doodads andfallals, and... hen-feathers in the hair, and things twisted and tied, and a slithering train, and a clothesline length of pearls and such, count for something? How about Claire Dexter, for instance? She mayn'thave a Figure like her Aunt Sally Ruth, but suppose you dolled Claireup like this? A flirt she was born and a flirt she will die, but isn'tshe a perfect peach? That reminds me--that ungrateful minx gave twodances rightfully mine to Mr. Howard Hunter last night. I didn't raiseany ructions, because, to tell you the truth, I didn't much blame her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They're like berries in theirseason. " "But the berry season is short and soon over, my son: and there areseasons when there are no berries at all--except preserved ones, "suggested my mother, with that swift, curious cattiness which so oftenastounds me in even the dearest of women.
"Dare you to tell that to the Civic League!" chortled Laurence. "I'llgrant you that Mary Virginia's the biggest berry in the patch, at theheight of a full season. But look at her getup! Don't doodads andfallals, and... hen-feathers in the hair, and things twisted and tied, and a slithering train, and a clothesline length of pearls and such, count for something? How about Claire Dexter, for instance? She mayn'thave a Figure like her Aunt Sally Ruth, but suppose you dolled Claireup like this? A flirt she was born and a flirt she will die, but isn'tshe a perfect peach? That reminds me--that ungrateful minx gave twodances rightfully mine to Mr. Howard Hunter last night. I didn't raiseany ructions, because, to tell you the truth, I didn't much blame her.
What to read after Slippy Mcgee, Sometimes Known As the Butterfly Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oemler Marie Conway to read onlineMoreLess
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