The Two White Elephants
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That's the best treat I can give him is to let him fill up people with things he wouldn't dare touch hisself. My last birthday present MR. COXE, THE DYSPEPTIC. 69 to him was to let him feed pumpkin pies to three hun- dred newsboys. If you don't call that philanthropy, I don't know what is, that's all. You see, that's what Jerry's stomach is always hankerin' after nowadays mornin', noon, and night. Pie! pie! pie!" "But why after pie, Mrs. Coxe?" "Oh, it might just as well be cold beans or welsl*... rabbits or lobster salad, " said the dyspeptic's wife, transfixing Frances with a gloomy stare. "Sometimes it's one; sometimes it's t'other. Just now it happens to be pie. It don't make much difference to him the greedy glutton so long as it's perfectly indigest- ible. " "I'm afraid he would be very hard to manage, " said Frances, shaking her head at Mrs. Coxe, doubtfully.
"Not a bit of it, " declared Mrs. Coxe in cheerful de- nial. "A widow in her first week's mournin' ain't more meek. Cream ain't more sweet-tempered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That's the best treat I can give him is to let him fill up people with things he wouldn't dare touch hisself. My last birthday present MR. COXE, THE DYSPEPTIC. 69 to him was to let him feed pumpkin pies to three hun- dred newsboys. If you don't call that philanthropy, I don't know what is, that's all. You see, that's what Jerry's stomach is always hankerin' after nowadays mornin', noon, and night. Pie! pie! pie!" "But why after pie, Mrs. Coxe?" "Oh, it might just as well be cold beans or welsl*... rabbits or lobster salad, " said the dyspeptic's wife, transfixing Frances with a gloomy stare. "Sometimes it's one; sometimes it's t'other. Just now it happens to be pie. It don't make much difference to him the greedy glutton so long as it's perfectly indigest- ible. " "I'm afraid he would be very hard to manage, " said Frances, shaking her head at Mrs. Coxe, doubtfully.
"Not a bit of it, " declared Mrs. Coxe in cheerful de- nial. "A widow in her first week's mournin' ain't more meek. Cream ain't more sweet-tempered.
What to read after The Two White Elephants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Henry Veysey to read onlineMoreLess
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