A Garland for Girls
A Garland for Girls
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Suddenly Mademoiselle came to her, and in a few kind words gave herthe first of the pleasant surprises by offering her a larger salary, an older class, and many commendations for her skill andfaithfulness. Of course she gratefully accepted the welcome offer, and hurried home to tell Laura, forgetting her heavy heart, tiredfeet, and disappointed hopes.
At her own door the second surprise stood waiting for her, in theperson of Mrs. Fletcher's servant with a large box and a note fromMiss Fanny. Ho...w she ever got herself and her parcel up the longstairs Jessie never knew, she was in such a frantic hurry to seewhat that vast box could contain. She startled her sister bybursting into the room breathless, flushed, and beaming, with themysterious cry of, -- "Scissors! quick, the scissors!" Off went cords and papers, up flew the cover, and with a shriek ofrapture Jessie saw the well-known Hungarian costume lying therebefore her. What it all meant she could not guess, till she toreopen the note and read these delightful words:-- DEAR JESS, --My cold is worse, and the doctor won't let me goto-night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Suddenly Mademoiselle came to her, and in a few kind words gave herthe first of the pleasant surprises by offering her a larger salary, an older class, and many commendations for her skill andfaithfulness. Of course she gratefully accepted the welcome offer, and hurried home to tell Laura, forgetting her heavy heart, tiredfeet, and disappointed hopes.
At her own door the second surprise stood waiting for her, in theperson of Mrs. Fletcher's servant with a large box and a note fromMiss Fanny. Ho...w she ever got herself and her parcel up the longstairs Jessie never knew, she was in such a frantic hurry to seewhat that vast box could contain. She startled her sister bybursting into the room breathless, flushed, and beaming, with themysterious cry of, -- "Scissors! quick, the scissors!" Off went cords and papers, up flew the cover, and with a shriek ofrapture Jessie saw the well-known Hungarian costume lying therebefore her. What it all meant she could not guess, till she toreopen the note and read these delightful words:-- DEAR JESS, --My cold is worse, and the doctor won't let me goto-night.
What to read after A Garland for Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alcott Louisa May to read onlineMoreLess
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