A Dixie School Girl
A Dixie School Girl
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The first line acted like a galvanicshock. She sat up rigid as a lamp post. The words were "Darling LittleSweetheart:--" Then she read on: "When I close my eyes I can still feel your soft arms about my neck andyour kisses upon my lips. I can't wait much longer for you, darling. Something must be done. I just can't stand it. I've got to see you beforeEaster. It's no use to say I can't, because I'm going to--somehow. Sodon't be surprised at anything. Leslie Manor is not so many miles awayand ways... and means can be contrived in spite of all the old maidguardians that ever lived. Wonder if the old lady knows how it feels tohave a man kiss her? I bet she don't! I've never seen your Suffragettequeen, but I don't need to after all you've told me about her. She mustbe a cuckoo.
"So keep your weather eye piped, sweetness and leave the rest to your Adoring 'Boy'" By the time the Empress reached the last word of that missive her facehad assumed the color of a gobbler's wattles, and her eyes were blazing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first line acted like a galvanicshock. She sat up rigid as a lamp post. The words were "Darling LittleSweetheart:--" Then she read on: "When I close my eyes I can still feel your soft arms about my neck andyour kisses upon my lips. I can't wait much longer for you, darling. Something must be done. I just can't stand it. I've got to see you beforeEaster. It's no use to say I can't, because I'm going to--somehow. Sodon't be surprised at anything. Leslie Manor is not so many miles awayand ways... and means can be contrived in spite of all the old maidguardians that ever lived. Wonder if the old lady knows how it feels tohave a man kiss her? I bet she don't! I've never seen your Suffragettequeen, but I don't need to after all you've told me about her. She mustbe a cuckoo.
"So keep your weather eye piped, sweetness and leave the rest to your Adoring 'Boy'" By the time the Empress reached the last word of that missive her facehad assumed the color of a gobbler's wattles, and her eyes were blazing.
What to read after A Dixie School Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackson Gabrielle Emilie to read onlineMoreLess
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