The Child in the Foster Home
The Child in the Foster Home
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Menchen looks up to and admires.
Mrs. Frankel, Avenue, N. Y. C. Mrs. Frankel is also making application for a baby for adoption. Mrs. Frankel is a rather bright Russian woman of the Jewish type, with dark hair and eyes. They have just recently moved to Avenue, and previous to this lived in the house with the Gregorys and knew them very well for four or five years. She spoke of them very much as Mrs. Menchen had done, and thinks there is no question about the Gregorys giving the child a good hom...e. Mrs. Gregory is very anxious to have the baby. She has made a most careful mother and they are people who are well respected by every one.
Mrs. Heinsohn, Street, N. Y. C. Mrs. Heinsohn is a dressmaker and was not at home, but agent talked with her married sister who has an apartment in the same house. She says that she has known Mrs. Gregory for nearly five years but does not know her as well as Mrs. Heinsohn does. They met her through Mrs. Menchen. Mrs. Heinsohn's sister has never been in the Gregorys' home, but has seen a good deal of Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Menchen looks up to and admires.
Mrs. Frankel, Avenue, N. Y. C. Mrs. Frankel is also making application for a baby for adoption. Mrs. Frankel is a rather bright Russian woman of the Jewish type, with dark hair and eyes. They have just recently moved to Avenue, and previous to this lived in the house with the Gregorys and knew them very well for four or five years. She spoke of them very much as Mrs. Menchen had done, and thinks there is no question about the Gregorys giving the child a good hom...e. Mrs. Gregory is very anxious to have the baby. She has made a most careful mother and they are people who are well respected by every one.
Mrs. Heinsohn, Street, N. Y. C. Mrs. Heinsohn is a dressmaker and was not at home, but agent talked with her married sister who has an apartment in the same house. She says that she has known Mrs. Gregory for nearly five years but does not know her as well as Mrs. Heinsohn does. They met her through Mrs. Menchen. Mrs. Heinsohn's sister has never been in the Gregorys' home, but has seen a good deal of Mrs.
What to read after The Child in the Foster Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sophie Van Senden Theis to read onlineMoreLess
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