The Old Folks' Party
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I was afraid she thought wewanted her only as a sort of convenience, to help out our pantomime bythe effect of her white hair. But in a minute she smiled in her cheeryway, and said, as if she saw right through me: 'I suppose, my child, youthink being old a sort of misfortune, like being hunchbacked or blind, and are afraid of hurting my feelings, but you need n't be. The goodLord has made it so that at whichever end of life we are, the other endlooks pretty uninteresting, and if it won't hurt y...our feelings to havesomebody in the party who has got through all the troubles you have yetbefore you, I should be glad to come. ' That was turning the tables forus pretty neatly, eh, girls?" The young ladies would not have had the old lady guess it for worlds, but truth compels me to own that all that week they improved everyopportunity furtively to study Mrs. Fellows's gait and manner, with aview to perfecting their parts.
Frank and George met a couple of times in Henry's room to smoke itover and settle details, and Henry called on Jessie to arrange severalconcerted features of the programme, and for some other reasons foraught I know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was afraid she thought wewanted her only as a sort of convenience, to help out our pantomime bythe effect of her white hair. But in a minute she smiled in her cheeryway, and said, as if she saw right through me: 'I suppose, my child, youthink being old a sort of misfortune, like being hunchbacked or blind, and are afraid of hurting my feelings, but you need n't be. The goodLord has made it so that at whichever end of life we are, the other endlooks pretty uninteresting, and if it won't hurt y...our feelings to havesomebody in the party who has got through all the troubles you have yetbefore you, I should be glad to come. ' That was turning the tables forus pretty neatly, eh, girls?" The young ladies would not have had the old lady guess it for worlds, but truth compels me to own that all that week they improved everyopportunity furtively to study Mrs. Fellows's gait and manner, with aview to perfecting their parts.
Frank and George met a couple of times in Henry's room to smoke itover and settle details, and Henry called on Jessie to arrange severalconcerted features of the programme, and for some other reasons foraught I know.
What to read after The Old Folks' Party?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bellamy Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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