The Unexpected Guests; a Farce
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I thought I ought to let the Millers know who had failed when I asked them so late ; and the Belforts were there at tea this afternoon, and Mrs. Miller let out her surprise that they were coming. So, of course, I had a double duty." Campbell : " But, thank goodness, she was equal to it. Aunt Mary. I've had to do sometall lying in my time, but I never soared to the heights that Amy reached with the Belforts, in my palmiest days." Mrs. Crashaw : " Well, then, if she con- vinced them that their su...spicions were wrong, it's all right ; and if the quails are coming from the club, I don't see what there is to worry about. We must be thankful that you could get out of it so easily." 38 Mrs. Campbell : " But we're 7iot out of it. The table has to be rearranged, but I can have that done now somehow, while we're waiting for the quails. The great thing is to manage about the going out.
It happens very fortunately that if I tell all the other men whom they're to take out, Mr. Belfort can't suppose that he was an after-thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I thought I ought to let the Millers know who had failed when I asked them so late ; and the Belforts were there at tea this afternoon, and Mrs. Miller let out her surprise that they were coming. So, of course, I had a double duty." Campbell : " But, thank goodness, she was equal to it. Aunt Mary. I've had to do sometall lying in my time, but I never soared to the heights that Amy reached with the Belforts, in my palmiest days." Mrs. Crashaw : " Well, then, if she con- vinced them that their su...spicions were wrong, it's all right ; and if the quails are coming from the club, I don't see what there is to worry about. We must be thankful that you could get out of it so easily." 38 Mrs. Campbell : " But we're 7iot out of it. The table has to be rearranged, but I can have that done now somehow, while we're waiting for the quails. The great thing is to manage about the going out.
It happens very fortunately that if I tell all the other men whom they're to take out, Mr. Belfort can't suppose that he was an after-thought.
What to read after The Unexpected Guests; a Farce?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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