The Parson's Greetings ..
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Portly [returning letter]. The idea! sending second- hand love-letters, and me, married and mother of six children.
[Enter Maggie unobserved at L. Stands by door. She is gaudily dressed. ] Rev. T. [looks at letters, dismayed]. Why. ladies [examines let- ters]. These are all letters I wrote Miss Lee, to whom I was en- gaged ! What practical joke is this? How did you come by them?
Mrs. Fuddle. For the land's sake ! How could we come by them unless you sent them to us ?
Mrs. Portly. They every one... came through the mail in your handwriting.
Maggie [advancing to middle of room]. Shure, Mr. Thomas, may I be spakin' a very important word in your private ear in public ?
Rev. T. [relieved at seeing her]. The very person I was wish- ing I might send for at this moment ! How comes it, Maggie, that you sent out these letters to my parishioners instead of the THE PARSON'S GREETINGS 17 New Year greetings I told you to put into the envelopes ? I had to catch my train, you know Maggie [explains remorsefully].
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Portly [returning letter]. The idea! sending second- hand love-letters, and me, married and mother of six children.
[Enter Maggie unobserved at L. Stands by door. She is gaudily dressed. ] Rev. T. [looks at letters, dismayed]. Why. ladies [examines let- ters]. These are all letters I wrote Miss Lee, to whom I was en- gaged ! What practical joke is this? How did you come by them?
Mrs. Fuddle. For the land's sake ! How could we come by them unless you sent them to us ?
Mrs. Portly. They every one... came through the mail in your handwriting.
Maggie [advancing to middle of room]. Shure, Mr. Thomas, may I be spakin' a very important word in your private ear in public ?
Rev. T. [relieved at seeing her]. The very person I was wish- ing I might send for at this moment ! How comes it, Maggie, that you sent out these letters to my parishioners instead of the THE PARSON'S GREETINGS 17 New Year greetings I told you to put into the envelopes ? I had to catch my train, you know Maggie [explains remorsefully].
What to read after The Parson's Greetings ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kent, Gail. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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