The Climbers
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[_Suggesting by her tone that he mustn't dare to remain. _ CLARA. Good!
[TROTTER _remains, and they all settle themselves again for a longstay. _ MRS. HUNTER. By the way, you were speaking just now of your winterfrocks. It occurs to me--of course I don't know as I really want todispose of them, but--er-- [_She hesitates purposely. _ MISS GODESBY. Oh, _would_ you? [_Rising, she takes a chair nearer to_MRS. HUNTER. ] You _dear_ thing!
MRS. HUNTER. The dresses are no use to us now, and when _we're..._ out ofmourning--_they'll_ be out of style. You could wear Jess' thingsperfectly, Julia.
MISS SILLERTON. And even something of yours could be made over for us.
MRS. HUNTER. But I'm so much older than you!
MISS SILLERTON. [_Thoughtlessly. _] Yes, but you never dressappropriately to your age.
CLARA. [_Laughing delightedly. _] That's pretty good!
MISS SILLERTON. [_Saves herself. _] You know what I mean, you always_look_ so _youthful_, you _can't_ dress any older.
MRS. HUNTER. [_Rising. _] Clara, dear, go upstairs and have Tompson bringdown my Worth dress and Jess' Doucet and your Paquin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[_Suggesting by her tone that he mustn't dare to remain. _ CLARA. Good!
[TROTTER _remains, and they all settle themselves again for a longstay. _ MRS. HUNTER. By the way, you were speaking just now of your winterfrocks. It occurs to me--of course I don't know as I really want todispose of them, but--er-- [_She hesitates purposely. _ MISS GODESBY. Oh, _would_ you? [_Rising, she takes a chair nearer to_MRS. HUNTER. ] You _dear_ thing!
MRS. HUNTER. The dresses are no use to us now, and when _we're..._ out ofmourning--_they'll_ be out of style. You could wear Jess' thingsperfectly, Julia.
MISS SILLERTON. And even something of yours could be made over for us.
MRS. HUNTER. But I'm so much older than you!
MISS SILLERTON. [_Thoughtlessly. _] Yes, but you never dressappropriately to your age.
CLARA. [_Laughing delightedly. _] That's pretty good!
MISS SILLERTON. [_Saves herself. _] You know what I mean, you always_look_ so _youthful_, you _can't_ dress any older.
MRS. HUNTER. [_Rising. _] Clara, dear, go upstairs and have Tompson bringdown my Worth dress and Jess' Doucet and your Paquin.
What to read after The Climbers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitch Clyde to read onlineMoreLess
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