The House That Jill Built
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" "My dear, like John Gilpin, 'of womankind I do admire but one. ' I shalllisten with undivided attention to whatever you lay before my ears. Pray go on. " "'I was fortunate enough to get a drawing of the interior of the reception hall, which, while it is simple and inexpensive, is also dignified and impressive. Houses often resemble people, and you will easily recall among your friends certain ones who, without being either wealthy or brilliant, are still very impressive. The other rooms which... we visited are ample for your needs, as you will find it far more advantageous to entertain but few people at a time, and those of the best society, than to have larger and more indiscriminate gatherings. The amount of room in the house is surprising; but that, of course, is because it is so nearly square. '" "That is feminine logic. A man would have said that the size of a housedetermines the amount of room it contains. " "Undoubtedly he would; but it does not, " said Jill, decidedly. "I canshow you houses that look large and _are_ large, that make greatpretensions in point of style, that cost a great deal of money, and yethave no room in them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "My dear, like John Gilpin, 'of womankind I do admire but one. ' I shalllisten with undivided attention to whatever you lay before my ears. Pray go on. " "'I was fortunate enough to get a drawing of the interior of the reception hall, which, while it is simple and inexpensive, is also dignified and impressive. Houses often resemble people, and you will easily recall among your friends certain ones who, without being either wealthy or brilliant, are still very impressive. The other rooms which... we visited are ample for your needs, as you will find it far more advantageous to entertain but few people at a time, and those of the best society, than to have larger and more indiscriminate gatherings. The amount of room in the house is surprising; but that, of course, is because it is so nearly square. '" "That is feminine logic. A man would have said that the size of a housedetermines the amount of room it contains. " "Undoubtedly he would; but it does not, " said Jill, decidedly. "I canshow you houses that look large and _are_ large, that make greatpretensions in point of style, that cost a great deal of money, and yethave no room in them.
What to read after The House That Jill Built?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gardner Eugene Clarence to read onlineMoreLess
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