The Garden Party, And Other Stories
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" And she said to Sadie firmly, "Tell cook I'll let her have them inten minutes. " Sadie went.
"Now, Laura, " said her mother quickly, "come with me into thesmoking-room. I've got the names somewhere on the back of an envelope. You'll have to write them out for me. Meg, go upstairs this minute andtake that wet thing off your head. Jose, run and finish dressing thisinstant. Do you hear me, children, or shall I have to tell your fatherwhen he comes home to-night? And--and, Jose, pacify cook if yo...u do gointo the kitchen, will you? I'm terrified of her this morning. " The envelope was found at last behind the dining-room clock, though howit had got there Mrs. Sheridan could not imagine.
"One of you children must have stolen it out of my bag, because Iremember vividly--cream cheese and lemon-curd. Have you done that?" "Yes. " "Egg and--" Mrs. Sheridan held the envelope away from her. "It lookslike mice. It can't be mice, can it?" "Olive, pet, " said Laura, looking over her shoulder.
"Yes, of course, olive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And she said to Sadie firmly, "Tell cook I'll let her have them inten minutes. " Sadie went.
"Now, Laura, " said her mother quickly, "come with me into thesmoking-room. I've got the names somewhere on the back of an envelope. You'll have to write them out for me. Meg, go upstairs this minute andtake that wet thing off your head. Jose, run and finish dressing thisinstant. Do you hear me, children, or shall I have to tell your fatherwhen he comes home to-night? And--and, Jose, pacify cook if yo...u do gointo the kitchen, will you? I'm terrified of her this morning. " The envelope was found at last behind the dining-room clock, though howit had got there Mrs. Sheridan could not imagine.
"One of you children must have stolen it out of my bag, because Iremember vividly--cream cheese and lemon-curd. Have you done that?" "Yes. " "Egg and--" Mrs. Sheridan held the envelope away from her. "It lookslike mice. It can't be mice, can it?" "Olive, pet, " said Laura, looking over her shoulder.
"Yes, of course, olive.
What to read after The Garden Party, And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mansfield Katherine to read onlineMoreLess
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