The Congressman's Wife, a Story of American Politics
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" What an awful thing to have to be so proper in this world ! " When Helen had dressed she went up to the 128 The Congressman's Wife nursery, where she found Dorothy and Jack eat- ing dinner. They seemed to be always eating.
They jumped from their seats and clung around her. They wore their heavy street clothes and their thick boots.
" I was going to take them out before dinner," Miss Munroe explained, " but it seemed damp.
So I thought I'd wait till the afternoon." "Are you going out, mamma?" ...Jack asked, clutching at Helen's dress.
" Yes, by-and-by," Helen replied, patiently.
Dorothy immediately became plaintive. " Oh, can't we go with you ? " " Not to-day, dear. I'm going to take Mrs.
Burrell for a drive." "Oh, shoot Mrs. Burrell!" Dorothy cried.
" Dorothy! " said Miss Munroe, reproachfully.
Miss Munroe often wondered where the chil- dren learned their naughty words. They seemed to absorb them from the air. Sometimes she was afraid their parents would think they had learned them from her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" What an awful thing to have to be so proper in this world ! " When Helen had dressed she went up to the 128 The Congressman's Wife nursery, where she found Dorothy and Jack eat- ing dinner. They seemed to be always eating.
They jumped from their seats and clung around her. They wore their heavy street clothes and their thick boots.
" I was going to take them out before dinner," Miss Munroe explained, " but it seemed damp.
So I thought I'd wait till the afternoon." "Are you going out, mamma?" ...Jack asked, clutching at Helen's dress.
" Yes, by-and-by," Helen replied, patiently.
Dorothy immediately became plaintive. " Oh, can't we go with you ? " " Not to-day, dear. I'm going to take Mrs.
Burrell for a drive." "Oh, shoot Mrs. Burrell!" Dorothy cried.
" Dorothy! " said Miss Munroe, reproachfully.
Miss Munroe often wondered where the chil- dren learned their naughty words. They seemed to absorb them from the air. Sometimes she was afraid their parents would think they had learned them from her.
What to read after The Congressman's Wife, a Story of American Politics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John D John Daniel Barry to read onlineMoreLess
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