The Freaks of Mayfair
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Sometimes a perfectly impossible tail was at- tached to these strange Americans, and you had to encounter the riff-raff of the Western world en masse. She laid her hand on the other's knee.
* My dear, you must get some friends at once,' she said. ' You might dine with us to-night, will you? I have two or three people coming.' 172 II. THE PERPENDICULAR This was quite sufficient. Mrs. Whitehand spoke shortly and to the point.
' I want to be run/ she said.
Madge Newgate was a perfectly honest woma...n, and now that all ambiguity had been cleared away, she explained what she could do and what she would expect to receive. She could give Mrs.
Whitehand the opportunity of meeting practically any one she wished, and she could repeat and again repeat that opportunity. She could bring people to Mrs. Whitehand's house, and within limits get them to invite her to theirs. But more than that, she frankly admitted she could not do.
' I can't make them your friends,' she said. ' I can only make them your acquaintances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes a perfectly impossible tail was at- tached to these strange Americans, and you had to encounter the riff-raff of the Western world en masse. She laid her hand on the other's knee.
* My dear, you must get some friends at once,' she said. ' You might dine with us to-night, will you? I have two or three people coming.' 172 II. THE PERPENDICULAR This was quite sufficient. Mrs. Whitehand spoke shortly and to the point.
' I want to be run/ she said.
Madge Newgate was a perfectly honest woma...n, and now that all ambiguity had been cleared away, she explained what she could do and what she would expect to receive. She could give Mrs.
Whitehand the opportunity of meeting practically any one she wished, and she could repeat and again repeat that opportunity. She could bring people to Mrs. Whitehand's house, and within limits get them to invite her to theirs. But more than that, she frankly admitted she could not do.
' I can't make them your friends,' she said. ' I can only make them your acquaintances.
What to read after The Freaks of Mayfair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson, E. F. (Edward Frederic), 1867-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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