Tilda's New Hat
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Daisy. He tea'd with you last Saturday.
Tilda. He did.
Daisy. And he saw you home from the Social Monday night.
Tilda. That's so.
Daisy. You're going to walk out with him to- morrow.
Tilda. I am.
Daisy [bitterly). I wonder you ain't ashamed.
Tilda [turning on her). Well, I ain't.
Daisy [with increasing agitation). We've been walking out for months. Everybody knew he was my chap Tilda gives an aggravating little laugh.
TILDA'S NEW HAT. 19 But of course, if a girl throws herself at a young feller...'s head Tilda. Oh, shocking ! I shouldn't have thought it of you, Daisy.
Daisy (beginning to melt, and subsiding into chair, R.). And we wasn't only walking out. We'd settled to get married as soon as he'd got his rise. {Sniff.) We'd begun to get the home together. I'd bought a pair of cut glass dishes. (On last word her voice rises to a sob.) Tilda (who has been whistling and swinging her legs, suddenly stops, as though impressed in spite of herself).
Oh — I didn't know that. I did not know you' Id begun to get the home together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Daisy. He tea'd with you last Saturday.
Tilda. He did.
Daisy. And he saw you home from the Social Monday night.
Tilda. That's so.
Daisy. You're going to walk out with him to- morrow.
Tilda. I am.
Daisy [bitterly). I wonder you ain't ashamed.
Tilda [turning on her). Well, I ain't.
Daisy [with increasing agitation). We've been walking out for months. Everybody knew he was my chap Tilda gives an aggravating little laugh.
TILDA'S NEW HAT. 19 But of course, if a girl throws herself at a young feller...'s head Tilda. Oh, shocking ! I shouldn't have thought it of you, Daisy.
Daisy (beginning to melt, and subsiding into chair, R.). And we wasn't only walking out. We'd settled to get married as soon as he'd got his rise. {Sniff.) We'd begun to get the home together. I'd bought a pair of cut glass dishes. (On last word her voice rises to a sob.) Tilda (who has been whistling and swinging her legs, suddenly stops, as though impressed in spite of herself).
Oh — I didn't know that. I did not know you' Id begun to get the home together.
What to read after Tilda's New Hat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paston George to read onlineMoreLess
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