The Second Blooming
The Second Blooming
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She went through her letters, set aside the adver- tisements of patent foods and laundries, while throw- ing into the wastepaper basket a catalogue of the Gateries Lafayette, She accepted two invitations to dinner, laid the basis of an At Home which she supposed she would have to give. She held upon the telephone a long conversation with Mrs. Westr field, the principal topic being Maud's vanished nettle-rash. She closea the door, then resumed her telephone conversation, so tha...t her mother might miss nothing of the dispute between the housemaid and the day-girl. She dressed'. Then, before she went out, she went up into the empty nursery. Her little children were now all in the Gardens ; a sort of business-like content filled her as she surveyed the vast rooms, the glistening linoleum, the ^spotless curtains, the shining elass and crockery ; the nur- series seemed as well organized as a bank. Pr rather, they were as a guarter-deck. And Mary, as' she stood and inspecteci them, felt much as may a captain when, all alone, in his gold lace, he stands upon the bridge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. > . Still . . .
She went through her letters, set aside the adver- tisements of patent foods and laundries, while throw- ing into the wastepaper basket a catalogue of the Gateries Lafayette, She accepted two invitations to dinner, laid the basis of an At Home which she supposed she would have to give. She held upon the telephone a long conversation with Mrs. Westr field, the principal topic being Maud's vanished nettle-rash. She closea the door, then resumed her telephone conversation, so tha...t her mother might miss nothing of the dispute between the housemaid and the day-girl. She dressed'. Then, before she went out, she went up into the empty nursery. Her little children were now all in the Gardens ; a sort of business-like content filled her as she surveyed the vast rooms, the glistening linoleum, the ^spotless curtains, the shining elass and crockery ; the nur- series seemed as well organized as a bank. Pr rather, they were as a guarter-deck. And Mary, as' she stood and inspecteci them, felt much as may a captain when, all alone, in his gold lace, he stands upon the bridge.
What to read after The Second Blooming?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Lionel George to read onlineMoreLess
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