The Biddy Club And How Its Members Wise And Otherwise Some Toughened And Som
The Biddy Club And How Its Members Wise And Otherwise Some Toughened And Som
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"But, Mrs. Hughes, " objected a Silent Mem- ber, " supposing a man's business is such that he cannot come promptly to his meals ; we know that doctors can't keep regular hours. " " I think that such people ought to pay an extra price to their servants, or else offer extra daytime privileges to compensate them for the loss of their evenings. " " I suppose, Mrs. Hughes, you think people ought to take dinner in the middle of the day, but we prefer to dine at night, " said the Million- naire, with ...a stylish sigh.
" We dine at night also, " quietly replied Mrs. Hughes. " Two o'clock used to be our hour. Now, however, Mr. Hughes's business permits him to make it half-past five. We rarely vary a moment in sitting down, and as the waitress helps to clear away the dishes, all the work is finished by seven o'clock. " " Supposing you kept no waitress, what then . ? " asked the Practical Person.
" Before I kept a waitress, or had a butler's pantry, I allowed the cook to leave all the din- ing-room dishes, china, glass, and silver, neatly piled on a small side-table in the dining-room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"But, Mrs. Hughes, " objected a Silent Mem- ber, " supposing a man's business is such that he cannot come promptly to his meals ; we know that doctors can't keep regular hours. " " I think that such people ought to pay an extra price to their servants, or else offer extra daytime privileges to compensate them for the loss of their evenings. " " I suppose, Mrs. Hughes, you think people ought to take dinner in the middle of the day, but we prefer to dine at night, " said the Million- naire, with ...a stylish sigh.
" We dine at night also, " quietly replied Mrs. Hughes. " Two o'clock used to be our hour. Now, however, Mr. Hughes's business permits him to make it half-past five. We rarely vary a moment in sitting down, and as the waitress helps to clear away the dishes, all the work is finished by seven o'clock. " " Supposing you kept no waitress, what then . ? " asked the Practical Person.
" Before I kept a waitress, or had a butler's pantry, I allowed the cook to leave all the din- ing-room dishes, china, glass, and silver, neatly piled on a small side-table in the dining-room.
What to read after The Biddy Club And How Its Members Wise And Otherwise Some Toughened And Som?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Worthington Elizabeth Strong to read onlineMoreLess
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