The Cheerful Smugglers
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Now, don't blame Laura, for she was notonly willing to have the trunks come in without paying duty, butinsisted that they should. " Mr. Fenelby looked very grave. He was in a perplexing situation. Hecertainly did not wish to appear inhospitable, and yet Laura had hadno right to say that the trunks could enter the house duty free. Theonly way such an unusual alteration in the Domestic Tariff could bemade was by act of the Family Congress, and he very well knew thatif once the matter of revising ...the tariff was taken up it was beyondthe ken of man where it would end. He preferred to stand pat on thetariff as it had been originally adopted.
"I told her, " said Kitty, "that she had no right to throw off theduty on my trunks, at all, and that I wouldn't have it, and Ididn't. " "Well, Tom, " said Mrs. Fenelby, "you know perfectly well that wecan't leave those trunks out on the lawn. It would not only beabsolutely foolish to do that, but cruel to Kitty. A girl simplycan't visit away from home without trunks, and it is absolutelynecessary that Kitty should have her trunks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, don't blame Laura, for she was notonly willing to have the trunks come in without paying duty, butinsisted that they should. " Mr. Fenelby looked very grave. He was in a perplexing situation. Hecertainly did not wish to appear inhospitable, and yet Laura had hadno right to say that the trunks could enter the house duty free. Theonly way such an unusual alteration in the Domestic Tariff could bemade was by act of the Family Congress, and he very well knew thatif once the matter of revising ...the tariff was taken up it was beyondthe ken of man where it would end. He preferred to stand pat on thetariff as it had been originally adopted.
"I told her, " said Kitty, "that she had no right to throw off theduty on my trunks, at all, and that I wouldn't have it, and Ididn't. " "Well, Tom, " said Mrs. Fenelby, "you know perfectly well that wecan't leave those trunks out on the lawn. It would not only beabsolutely foolish to do that, but cruel to Kitty. A girl simplycan't visit away from home without trunks, and it is absolutelynecessary that Kitty should have her trunks.
What to read after The Cheerful Smugglers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butler Ellis Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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