The Naturewoman
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I shall be onpins and needles till it's over.
LETITIA. Such a white elephant in one's home!
MRS. MASTERSON. And then the way Freddy and Ethel are behaving!
LETITIA. Freddy wanted to stay from college and Ethel from her musiclesson--both of them to go and sit around in the stores while Oceanabought clothes!
DR. MASTERSON. Well, of all things!
MRS. MASTERSON. I hardly know Ethel any more!
LETITIA. And Freddy sits around and stares at her like a man out of hiswits!
MRS. MASTERSON. That'll be the n...ext thing, I suppose... She'll run offand marry him!
DR. MASTERSON. Well, mightn't that be a good way to solve the problem?To keep the money in the family?
MRS. MASTERSON. Ouincy!
LETITIA. Besides--she mightn't marry him.
MRS. MASTERSON. Letitia!
LETITIA. Why not, mother?
MRS. MASTERSON. I'm sure, my child, you have no reason for sayinganything like THAT.
LETITIA. I don't trust the minx!
[A pause. ] DR. MASTERSON. Has Henry got home?
LETITIA. He's probably there now.
MRS. MASTERSON. Is he coming here to dinner?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I shall be onpins and needles till it's over.
LETITIA. Such a white elephant in one's home!
MRS. MASTERSON. And then the way Freddy and Ethel are behaving!
LETITIA. Freddy wanted to stay from college and Ethel from her musiclesson--both of them to go and sit around in the stores while Oceanabought clothes!
DR. MASTERSON. Well, of all things!
MRS. MASTERSON. I hardly know Ethel any more!
LETITIA. And Freddy sits around and stares at her like a man out of hiswits!
MRS. MASTERSON. That'll be the n...ext thing, I suppose... She'll run offand marry him!
DR. MASTERSON. Well, mightn't that be a good way to solve the problem?To keep the money in the family?
MRS. MASTERSON. Ouincy!
LETITIA. Besides--she mightn't marry him.
MRS. MASTERSON. Letitia!
LETITIA. Why not, mother?
MRS. MASTERSON. I'm sure, my child, you have no reason for sayinganything like THAT.
LETITIA. I don't trust the minx!
[A pause. ] DR. MASTERSON. Has Henry got home?
LETITIA. He's probably there now.
MRS. MASTERSON. Is he coming here to dinner?
What to read after The Naturewoman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sinclair, Upton, 1878-1968 to read onlineMoreLess
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