Whirligigs
Whirligigs
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She mocked at May.
But although Miss Coulson was proof against the season, she waskeen enough to estimate its power. She knew that elderly men andthick-waisted women jumped as educated fleas in the ridiculous trainof May, the merry mocker of the months. She had heard of foolish oldgentlemen marrying their housekeepers before. What a humiliatingthing, after all, was this feeling called love!
The next morning at 8 o'clock, when the iceman called, the cook toldhim that Miss Coulson wanted to see h...im in the basement.
"Well, ain't I the Olcott and Depew; not mentioning the first name atall?" said the iceman, admiringly, of himself.
As a concession he rolled his sleeves down, dropped his icehooks on asyringa and went back. When Miss Van Meeker Constantia Coulsonaddressed him he took off his hat.
"There is a rear entrance to this basement, " said Miss Coulson, "whichcan be reached by driving into the vacant lot next door, where theyare excavating for a building. I want you to bring in that way withintwo hours 1, 000 pounds of ice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She mocked at May.
But although Miss Coulson was proof against the season, she waskeen enough to estimate its power. She knew that elderly men andthick-waisted women jumped as educated fleas in the ridiculous trainof May, the merry mocker of the months. She had heard of foolish oldgentlemen marrying their housekeepers before. What a humiliatingthing, after all, was this feeling called love!
The next morning at 8 o'clock, when the iceman called, the cook toldhim that Miss Coulson wanted to see h...im in the basement.
"Well, ain't I the Olcott and Depew; not mentioning the first name atall?" said the iceman, admiringly, of himself.
As a concession he rolled his sleeves down, dropped his icehooks on asyringa and went back. When Miss Van Meeker Constantia Coulsonaddressed him he took off his hat.
"There is a rear entrance to this basement, " said Miss Coulson, "whichcan be reached by driving into the vacant lot next door, where theyare excavating for a building. I want you to bring in that way withintwo hours 1, 000 pounds of ice.
What to read after Whirligigs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry O. to read onlineMoreLess
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