The Mystery of Mary
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"Yes, " Mrs. Hart said, swelling with pride, "she is a treasure. I onlywish I could keep her. " "She's going to get married, I suppose. They all do when they're good, "sympathized the guest.
"No, but she simply won't do cooking, and I really haven't work enough fortwo servants in this little house. " The guest sat up and took notice.
"You don't mean to tell me that you are letting a girl like that slipthrough your fingers? I wish I had known about her. I have spent threedays in intelligence off...ices. Is there any chance for me, do you think?" Then did the little woman prove that she should have had an _e_ in hername, for she burst into a most voluble account of the virtues of her newmaid, until the other woman was ready to hire her on the spot. The resultof it all was that "Mary" was summoned to an interview with Mrs. Rhinehartin the dining-room, and engaged at four dollars a week, with every otherSunday afternoon and every other Thursday out, and her uniforms furnished.
The next morning Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Yes, " Mrs. Hart said, swelling with pride, "she is a treasure. I onlywish I could keep her. " "She's going to get married, I suppose. They all do when they're good, "sympathized the guest.
"No, but she simply won't do cooking, and I really haven't work enough fortwo servants in this little house. " The guest sat up and took notice.
"You don't mean to tell me that you are letting a girl like that slipthrough your fingers? I wish I had known about her. I have spent threedays in intelligence off...ices. Is there any chance for me, do you think?" Then did the little woman prove that she should have had an _e_ in hername, for she burst into a most voluble account of the virtues of her newmaid, until the other woman was ready to hire her on the spot. The resultof it all was that "Mary" was summoned to an interview with Mrs. Rhinehartin the dining-room, and engaged at four dollars a week, with every otherSunday afternoon and every other Thursday out, and her uniforms furnished.
The next morning Mr.
What to read after The Mystery of Mary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hill Grace Livingston to read onlineMoreLess
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