The Earthquake
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I have chaperoned my children from their earliest years to church, the thea- tre, the circus, to ball-games, and the races. I have played Santa Claus at Christmas and furnished an unlimited supply of eggs and rabbits at Easter. I have ordered myself humbly and reverently to them as to my betters, and have never hurt them either by word or deed. But for all that I have never exercised any individual discretion in the bringing up of Margery.
I had always been devoted to her. She was un- 163 THE E...ARTHQUAKE deniably pretty, reasonably intelligent, loving and amenable, and an object of distinct interest to those of the opposite sex who were of her own age and whom fortune had thrown in her path.
She had been educated at the best schools that we could find in the city; had been taught sewing, riding, drawing, and the piano; had been exercised regularly at a gymnasium; had had her teeth straightened at an expense of several thousand dollars; had taken courses in modern music, "art movements" and "bird life" in Central Park; and could pour tea grace- fully and talk fluently about the theatre, opera, and what other girls of her own age were doing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have chaperoned my children from their earliest years to church, the thea- tre, the circus, to ball-games, and the races. I have played Santa Claus at Christmas and furnished an unlimited supply of eggs and rabbits at Easter. I have ordered myself humbly and reverently to them as to my betters, and have never hurt them either by word or deed. But for all that I have never exercised any individual discretion in the bringing up of Margery.
I had always been devoted to her. She was un- 163 THE E...ARTHQUAKE deniably pretty, reasonably intelligent, loving and amenable, and an object of distinct interest to those of the opposite sex who were of her own age and whom fortune had thrown in her path.
She had been educated at the best schools that we could find in the city; had been taught sewing, riding, drawing, and the piano; had been exercised regularly at a gymnasium; had had her teeth straightened at an expense of several thousand dollars; had taken courses in modern music, "art movements" and "bird life" in Central Park; and could pour tea grace- fully and talk fluently about the theatre, opera, and what other girls of her own age were doing.
What to read after The Earthquake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Train Arthur Cheney to read onlineMoreLess
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