The Honorable Miss
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"Oh, I beg your pardon, Mrs. Bertram, but don't--it's cruel. " "Don't do what?" "The tea isn't drawn. Let it rest a bit--why, it's the color of straw. " "This peculiar tea is always of a light color, " replied Mrs. Bertram, her sallow face growing darkly red. "I hope you will appreciate it; butperhaps it is a matter of training. It is, however, I assure you, quitethe vogue among my friends in London. " Mrs. Meadowsweet felt crushed. She received the cup of flavorless, half-cold liquid presented... to her in a subdued spirit, sipped it withthe air of a martyr, and devoutly wished herself back again in the GrayHouse.
Mrs. Bertram knew perfectly well that her guest thought the teadetestable and the cake stale. It was as necessary for people of Mrs. Meadowsweet's class to go in for strong tea and high living as it wasfor people of Mrs. Bertram's class to aspire to faded felt in the matterof carpets, and water bewitched in the shape of tea. Each after herkind, Mrs. Bertram murmured. But as she had an object in view it wasnecessary for her to earn the good-will of the well-to-do widow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Oh, I beg your pardon, Mrs. Bertram, but don't--it's cruel. " "Don't do what?" "The tea isn't drawn. Let it rest a bit--why, it's the color of straw. " "This peculiar tea is always of a light color, " replied Mrs. Bertram, her sallow face growing darkly red. "I hope you will appreciate it; butperhaps it is a matter of training. It is, however, I assure you, quitethe vogue among my friends in London. " Mrs. Meadowsweet felt crushed. She received the cup of flavorless, half-cold liquid presented... to her in a subdued spirit, sipped it withthe air of a martyr, and devoutly wished herself back again in the GrayHouse.
Mrs. Bertram knew perfectly well that her guest thought the teadetestable and the cake stale. It was as necessary for people of Mrs. Meadowsweet's class to go in for strong tea and high living as it wasfor people of Mrs. Bertram's class to aspire to faded felt in the matterof carpets, and water bewitched in the shape of tea. Each after herkind, Mrs. Bertram murmured. But as she had an object in view it wasnecessary for her to earn the good-will of the well-to-do widow.
What to read after The Honorable Miss?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meade L. T. to read onlineMoreLess
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