The Post-Girl
The Post-Girl
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I 'm on the laze. " "You lazy!" laughed Pam, in incredulous amazement. "Oh, horribly lazy, dear girl, " he said. "If you don't know that you don't know me. It comes on at periods. I can't yet decide whether my hard work is sheer activity of a guilty conscience, or my laziness is the collapse of a 196 THE POST-GIRL conscience too highly taxed, but the one follows the other as night follows day. I 've not done a stroke of work since getting up. This morning I washed myself and bathed you '11 say ...that 's a good work done. This after- noon I determined to stroll inland and see if there was anybody disposed to take pity on my sad idleness. What a pretty basket !" Pam held it up for his inspection. "May I lift the cover?" Pam nodded and laughed, showing all her white, small teeth in assent. "Bottles, " said he, taking a peep under the snowy serv- iette. "We 're well met. Which way are you going ?" "I 'm going to Shippus, " said Pam, with a little wistful accent on the "I 'm, " expressive of solitude.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I 'm on the laze. " "You lazy!" laughed Pam, in incredulous amazement. "Oh, horribly lazy, dear girl, " he said. "If you don't know that you don't know me. It comes on at periods. I can't yet decide whether my hard work is sheer activity of a guilty conscience, or my laziness is the collapse of a 196 THE POST-GIRL conscience too highly taxed, but the one follows the other as night follows day. I 've not done a stroke of work since getting up. This morning I washed myself and bathed you '11 say ...that 's a good work done. This after- noon I determined to stroll inland and see if there was anybody disposed to take pity on my sad idleness. What a pretty basket !" Pam held it up for his inspection. "May I lift the cover?" Pam nodded and laughed, showing all her white, small teeth in assent. "Bottles, " said he, taking a peep under the snowy serv- iette. "We 're well met. Which way are you going ?" "I 'm going to Shippus, " said Pam, with a little wistful accent on the "I 'm, " expressive of solitude.
What to read after The Post-Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward C Edward Charles Booth to read onlineMoreLess
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