The Breadwinners a Social Study
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He took his seat in the cool and darkened room facing the door-way, which com manded a view of the stairs. He sat in a large willow chair very much at his ease, looking about the pretty salon, enjoying its pictures and orna ments and the fragrance of the roses in the vases, as if he had a personal interest in them. The maid came back and said the ladies would be down in a moment.
She had announced Farnhain to Mrs. Belding, who had replied, "Tell him, in a moment. " She was in the summer afterno...on concjition which the ladies call " dressing-sack, " and after an inspection at the glass, which seemed unsatisfactory, she walked across the hall to her daughter s room. She found Alice standing by the window, looking out upon the lake.
" There, I am glad you are all dressed. Arthur Farnham has called, and you must go down and ex cuse me. I said I would come, but it will take me so long to dress, he will get tired of waiting. You run down and see him. I suppose there is nothing particular. " " Oh, mamma, " said Alice, " 1 don t want to see him, and especially not alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He took his seat in the cool and darkened room facing the door-way, which com manded a view of the stairs. He sat in a large willow chair very much at his ease, looking about the pretty salon, enjoying its pictures and orna ments and the fragrance of the roses in the vases, as if he had a personal interest in them. The maid came back and said the ladies would be down in a moment.
She had announced Farnhain to Mrs. Belding, who had replied, "Tell him, in a moment. " She was in the summer afterno...on concjition which the ladies call " dressing-sack, " and after an inspection at the glass, which seemed unsatisfactory, she walked across the hall to her daughter s room. She found Alice standing by the window, looking out upon the lake.
" There, I am glad you are all dressed. Arthur Farnham has called, and you must go down and ex cuse me. I said I would come, but it will take me so long to dress, he will get tired of waiting. You run down and see him. I suppose there is nothing particular. " " Oh, mamma, " said Alice, " 1 don t want to see him, and especially not alone.
What to read after The Breadwinners a Social Study?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hay John to read onlineMoreLess
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