The Rich Mrs. Burgoyne
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Very well, then, they could try. Later theylonged for a picnic supper in the woods, with an open fire, andpotatoes, and singing. Their hostess was dubious: entreated them toconsider the WORK involved, dragging stones for the fire, and carryingpotatoes and bacon and jam and all the rest of it 'way up there'. Thiswas at two o'clock, and at six she was formally asked to come up andinspect the cleared camping ground, and the fireplace with itsbroilers, and the mammoth stack of fuel prepared.
"I kne...w you'd do it!" said the lady delightedly. "Now we'll really havea fine supper!" And a memorable supper they had, and Indian stories, and singing, and they went home well after dusk, to end the dayperfectly.
"They like this sort of thing much better than white dresses, and aprofessional entertainer, and dancing, and too much ice-cream, " saidMrs. Burgoyne to Mrs. Adams.
"Of course they do, " said Mrs. Adams, who had her own reasons forturning rather red and speaking somewhat faintly. "And it's much lesswork, and much less expense, " she added.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Very well, then, they could try. Later theylonged for a picnic supper in the woods, with an open fire, andpotatoes, and singing. Their hostess was dubious: entreated them toconsider the WORK involved, dragging stones for the fire, and carryingpotatoes and bacon and jam and all the rest of it 'way up there'. Thiswas at two o'clock, and at six she was formally asked to come up andinspect the cleared camping ground, and the fireplace with itsbroilers, and the mammoth stack of fuel prepared.
"I kne...w you'd do it!" said the lady delightedly. "Now we'll really havea fine supper!" And a memorable supper they had, and Indian stories, and singing, and they went home well after dusk, to end the dayperfectly.
"They like this sort of thing much better than white dresses, and aprofessional entertainer, and dancing, and too much ice-cream, " saidMrs. Burgoyne to Mrs. Adams.
"Of course they do, " said Mrs. Adams, who had her own reasons forturning rather red and speaking somewhat faintly. "And it's much lesswork, and much less expense, " she added.
What to read after The Rich Mrs. Burgoyne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris Kathleen Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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