The Story of Mary Mecome
The Story of Mary Mecome
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" Our rag-bags overflowed with "pieces, " our camphor trunks were stuffed, our pantry shelves stood deep with dishes, and still the tide rolled in. The appearance of the Express Company's white horse at the entrance to our street was always deeply significant to us. We ran to open the store-closet door and give an extra push to the bag least replete. Of course we emulated our Patroness and gave away where we could, but you cannot give the ocean away. Moreover again, this was not our role ; Mary... meant her gifts for our use.
Precipitate flight of the Protegees! It would perhaps be saying too much to declare that we went to Europe on THE STORY OF MARY MECOME 17 purpose to escape, but we laughingly told each other that such was the case indeed. We would assert ourselves, we would show, tacitly, delicately, that we could maintain our- selves, even to the point of some little extravagance. Was this again ignoble in us? I at least make confession frankly.
"I am so glad, " Mary wrote to us, "that Dear You has been able to take this Trip, I think of the good times Dear You is having and am very Happy indeed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Our rag-bags overflowed with "pieces, " our camphor trunks were stuffed, our pantry shelves stood deep with dishes, and still the tide rolled in. The appearance of the Express Company's white horse at the entrance to our street was always deeply significant to us. We ran to open the store-closet door and give an extra push to the bag least replete. Of course we emulated our Patroness and gave away where we could, but you cannot give the ocean away. Moreover again, this was not our role ; Mary... meant her gifts for our use.
Precipitate flight of the Protegees! It would perhaps be saying too much to declare that we went to Europe on THE STORY OF MARY MECOME 17 purpose to escape, but we laughingly told each other that such was the case indeed. We would assert ourselves, we would show, tacitly, delicately, that we could maintain our- selves, even to the point of some little extravagance. Was this again ignoble in us? I at least make confession frankly.
"I am so glad, " Mary wrote to us, "that Dear You has been able to take this Trip, I think of the good times Dear You is having and am very Happy indeed.
What to read after The Story of Mary Mecome?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zephine Humphrey to read onlineMoreLess
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