The Librarian At Play
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He liked it or else he did n't, I forget which. But say, you want to know a little about Dryden and Pope, too. " " Dryden and Pope. All right, I got 'em on my list. I '11 be able to write three pages about both of 'em before I go to bed. So long!" "So long!" They parted ; but the alcove was empty THE LIBRARIAN AT PLAY only three minutes. It was then occupied by a man and a woman. The woman began the conversation.
" Mrs. Brooks said I certainly ought to consult you, Mr. Wigglesworth. She said yo...ur knowledge of local history will be indispensable to us. " " Now, I wonder if I understand you correctly. You and the other ladies of your club wish to give a pageant, illus- trating past events in the history of the town?" " That 's it, exactly. Now, we thought it would be so nice if we could have the visit of Lafayette to Blankville, for one thing. I am to be the Marquise de La- fayette, in a Louis Quinze gown and powdered hair. " "Ah, yes. And your husband, I pre- sume, will represent the marquis ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He liked it or else he did n't, I forget which. But say, you want to know a little about Dryden and Pope, too. " " Dryden and Pope. All right, I got 'em on my list. I '11 be able to write three pages about both of 'em before I go to bed. So long!" "So long!" They parted ; but the alcove was empty THE LIBRARIAN AT PLAY only three minutes. It was then occupied by a man and a woman. The woman began the conversation.
" Mrs. Brooks said I certainly ought to consult you, Mr. Wigglesworth. She said yo...ur knowledge of local history will be indispensable to us. " " Now, I wonder if I understand you correctly. You and the other ladies of your club wish to give a pageant, illus- trating past events in the history of the town?" " That 's it, exactly. Now, we thought it would be so nice if we could have the visit of Lafayette to Blankville, for one thing. I am to be the Marquise de La- fayette, in a Louis Quinze gown and powdered hair. " "Ah, yes. And your husband, I pre- sume, will represent the marquis ?
What to read after The Librarian At Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pearson, Edmund Lester, 1880-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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