The Boardwalk
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Whitely was not the first or second or third woman who had gone through the performance. It is a part of the routine for most doctors and clergymen annoying, but to be expected in the day's work.
So he went cheerfully on with his church duties and had a very good week, for he lured five hundred dollars for the church debt out of a rich old man who summered near by and liked him. He was also tricked by the same old man into accepting a new suit of clothes. He was vexed about this at the THE CONG...REGATION 131 time, but it turned out to be just as well, after all. He forgot all about Mrs. Whitely. Meanwhile that lady turned her carpet satisfactorily, induced her husband to buy her a new hat with ostrich tips, and found her plans generally working very well indeed.
Among the Congregation was a family named Christie. They were not of the elite who used almost good English and wore very good clothes, neither were they of the have-to-be-helped poor. Mr. Christie was a rarely seen, lank, grizzled plumber, with a draggled mustache and discouraged shoulders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whitely was not the first or second or third woman who had gone through the performance. It is a part of the routine for most doctors and clergymen annoying, but to be expected in the day's work.
So he went cheerfully on with his church duties and had a very good week, for he lured five hundred dollars for the church debt out of a rich old man who summered near by and liked him. He was also tricked by the same old man into accepting a new suit of clothes. He was vexed about this at the THE CONG...REGATION 131 time, but it turned out to be just as well, after all. He forgot all about Mrs. Whitely. Meanwhile that lady turned her carpet satisfactorily, induced her husband to buy her a new hat with ostrich tips, and found her plans generally working very well indeed.
Among the Congregation was a family named Christie. They were not of the elite who used almost good English and wore very good clothes, neither were they of the have-to-be-helped poor. Mr. Christie was a rarely seen, lank, grizzled plumber, with a draggled mustache and discouraged shoulders.
What to read after The Boardwalk?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Widdemer to read onlineMoreLess
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