The Chippendales
The Chippendales
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And all Boston was at his wife's ball last THE CHIPPENDALES 215 week," admitted the professor. "They listened to Mdba sing, consiuned his champagne and terrapin, and apologized to themselves for being there." "I had to go for personal reasons," said Henry solici- tously. "I am intimate with Miss Avery. Lots of people didn't go — ^people whom they didn't know and whom they invited. For instance, neither my Uncle Harrison nor any of his immediate family were there." "And I dare say the Blaisdells... didn't understand why buying a house from a man doesn't constitute him a social acquaintance," said the professor. "When a woman's motto is, 'don't wait to be invited by the people you wish to know,' her husband's bowing acquaintance in an ele- vator will serve as an introduction. The opportimity to hear Mdba sing free during the supper hour was too much for the average New England conscience. We three all went of course, as old acquaintances — social relics of the merry Saturday nights when Lora sang Gilbert and Sul- livan, and Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And all Boston was at his wife's ball last THE CHIPPENDALES 215 week," admitted the professor. "They listened to Mdba sing, consiuned his champagne and terrapin, and apologized to themselves for being there." "I had to go for personal reasons," said Henry solici- tously. "I am intimate with Miss Avery. Lots of people didn't go — ^people whom they didn't know and whom they invited. For instance, neither my Uncle Harrison nor any of his immediate family were there." "And I dare say the Blaisdells... didn't understand why buying a house from a man doesn't constitute him a social acquaintance," said the professor. "When a woman's motto is, 'don't wait to be invited by the people you wish to know,' her husband's bowing acquaintance in an ele- vator will serve as an introduction. The opportimity to hear Mdba sing free during the supper hour was too much for the average New England conscience. We three all went of course, as old acquaintances — social relics of the merry Saturday nights when Lora sang Gilbert and Sul- livan, and Mrs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grant Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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