The Sturdy Oak
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"I mean--lots ofthese complaints are really mere red tape; some self-important employeeis trying to look busy. A little investigation usually puts thatstraight. " "Of course, " she acquiesced, and he breathed a sigh of relief. "Thathappens, too, but Miss Eliot says that the conditions out there arereally dreadful. " "I'll talk to Allen, " said George with an affectation of easy dismissalof the subject.
But Genevieve's mind appeared to have grown suddenly persistent. At dinner she again brought ...up the subject, this time directing hertroubled gaze and troubling words at her guest.
"Alys, " she said abruptly, "I really think you ought to go out toKentwood--to see about your property out there, I mean. " Mrs. Brewster-Smith looked up, rolling her large eyes in frankamazement.
"Go out there? What for? It isn't the sort of a district a lady cares tobe seen in, I'm told; and, besides, George is looking after that forme. _He_ understands such matters, and I frankly own _I_ don't. Businessmakes me quite dizzy, " she added with a flash of very white teeth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I mean--lots ofthese complaints are really mere red tape; some self-important employeeis trying to look busy. A little investigation usually puts thatstraight. " "Of course, " she acquiesced, and he breathed a sigh of relief. "Thathappens, too, but Miss Eliot says that the conditions out there arereally dreadful. " "I'll talk to Allen, " said George with an affectation of easy dismissalof the subject.
But Genevieve's mind appeared to have grown suddenly persistent. At dinner she again brought ...up the subject, this time directing hertroubled gaze and troubling words at her guest.
"Alys, " she said abruptly, "I really think you ought to go out toKentwood--to see about your property out there, I mean. " Mrs. Brewster-Smith looked up, rolling her large eyes in frankamazement.
"Go out there? What for? It isn't the sort of a district a lady cares tobe seen in, I'm told; and, besides, George is looking after that forme. _He_ understands such matters, and I frankly own _I_ don't. Businessmakes me quite dizzy, " she added with a flash of very white teeth.
What to read after The Sturdy Oak?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Austin Mary Hunter to read onlineMoreLess
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