The Congresswoman
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When he sings of dying lie is nearly himself. He comes out of a turn as gentle as a sucking dove. ' ' "You mean lamb, don't you?" "Yes, lamb, " assented McCroy gravely.
They sat down to a noble meal, noble in quan- tity and quality, but as queer and heterogeneous a mass of food as was ever collected upon one table. McCroy came in from the buttery time and again laden with sufficient food for a raven- ous army. He stood prying tops from jars and sawing into cans until Jane Hagner stopped him.
"I...'ll take that can-opener away from you if you don't quit usin' it, " she threatened. "You've turned out four jars of that patful grass stuff now. Don't ask me to eat it, it smells turned. " "It isn't turned, " cried Debonair. "It's de- licious. It isn't patful grass, it's pate de foie gras. " "Patedefogra, " mimicked the old woman. "What's the unholy stuff made of?" "Goose livers, it's the finest French brand. I've just had a sandwich of it and " "Everybody to their taste. Me for baked beans!" Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he sings of dying lie is nearly himself. He comes out of a turn as gentle as a sucking dove. ' ' "You mean lamb, don't you?" "Yes, lamb, " assented McCroy gravely.
They sat down to a noble meal, noble in quan- tity and quality, but as queer and heterogeneous a mass of food as was ever collected upon one table. McCroy came in from the buttery time and again laden with sufficient food for a raven- ous army. He stood prying tops from jars and sawing into cans until Jane Hagner stopped him.
"I...'ll take that can-opener away from you if you don't quit usin' it, " she threatened. "You've turned out four jars of that patful grass stuff now. Don't ask me to eat it, it smells turned. " "It isn't turned, " cried Debonair. "It's de- licious. It isn't patful grass, it's pate de foie gras. " "Patedefogra, " mimicked the old woman. "What's the unholy stuff made of?" "Goose livers, it's the finest French brand. I've just had a sandwich of it and " "Everybody to their taste. Me for baked beans!" Mrs.
What to read after The Congresswoman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isabel Gordon Curtis to read onlineMoreLess
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