Wicked Wyoming Nights
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I will not invite Ira Smallwood.”
“But it’s rude to invite Eliza and not her uncle.”
“Next I suppose you’ll tell me it’s just as rude to invite one partner without the other.”
“Well, it is, especially since both of them are clients of my bank.”
“Then give a party at your bank. You can fill the place with squatters and claim-jumpers for all I care.”
“Would you serve as hostess?”
“I most certainly would not. I took on the schoolhouse because there was no one else who could do it, but my charity go...es no further. I will not invite people into my home whom I consider unfit company for my daughter.”
“She’s my daughter too,” her husband pointed out.
“Then I’m surprised you don’t take a greater interest in her future.”
“I offered to send her to any Eastern school she liked, but she refused every one of them” Sanford said somewhat pettishly. “What more can I do?”
“Find her a husband.”
“A husband!” Sanford echoed as though the idea had never occurred to him before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will not invite Ira Smallwood.”
“But it’s rude to invite Eliza and not her uncle.”
“Next I suppose you’ll tell me it’s just as rude to invite one partner without the other.”
“Well, it is, especially since both of them are clients of my bank.”
“Then give a party at your bank. You can fill the place with squatters and claim-jumpers for all I care.”
“Would you serve as hostess?”
“I most certainly would not. I took on the schoolhouse because there was no one else who could do it, but my charity go...es no further. I will not invite people into my home whom I consider unfit company for my daughter.”
“She’s my daughter too,” her husband pointed out.
“Then I’m surprised you don’t take a greater interest in her future.”
“I offered to send her to any Eastern school she liked, but she refused every one of them” Sanford said somewhat pettishly. “What more can I do?”
“Find her a husband.”
“A husband!” Sanford echoed as though the idea had never occurred to him before.
What to read after Wicked Wyoming Nights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greenwood, Leigh to read onlineMoreLess
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