A Girl in Ten Thousand
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" "Oh, I wish something could be done, " said Effie. "I feel tired andfettered here--I feel almost wild. I cannot devote myself to mynecessary duties. " "Poor child, " said Dorothy in her caressing voice. "Let me think: I musthelp you in some way. Suppose I go to-day to see your mother? I had achance of having the whole afternoon to myself, but, as I had nowhere inparticular to go, was determining not to avail myself of it, but now Ican be of use to you. " "Oh, Dorothy! would you really go to s...ee mother? It will be of thegreatest possible use. You have such tact--you can say things that noone else would venture to say; and then if only you could see George!" "I'll take the thing up somehow, " said Dorothy; "you shan't be draggedand worried to death, you dear, brave little girl. Give me a kiss, Effie, and go back to your work. Between Mr. Lawson and me, we willpull you through this trouble, see if we don't!" "Do you know Mr. Lawson, Dorothy?" "Know him! Of course I do. He is one of the very nicest fellows here--asgood as gold and as steady as a rock, and with such a beautifulenthusiasm for his profession--he'll make a splendid doctor by and by.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Oh, I wish something could be done, " said Effie. "I feel tired andfettered here--I feel almost wild. I cannot devote myself to mynecessary duties. " "Poor child, " said Dorothy in her caressing voice. "Let me think: I musthelp you in some way. Suppose I go to-day to see your mother? I had achance of having the whole afternoon to myself, but, as I had nowhere inparticular to go, was determining not to avail myself of it, but now Ican be of use to you. " "Oh, Dorothy! would you really go to s...ee mother? It will be of thegreatest possible use. You have such tact--you can say things that noone else would venture to say; and then if only you could see George!" "I'll take the thing up somehow, " said Dorothy; "you shan't be draggedand worried to death, you dear, brave little girl. Give me a kiss, Effie, and go back to your work. Between Mr. Lawson and me, we willpull you through this trouble, see if we don't!" "Do you know Mr. Lawson, Dorothy?" "Know him! Of course I do. He is one of the very nicest fellows here--asgood as gold and as steady as a rock, and with such a beautifulenthusiasm for his profession--he'll make a splendid doctor by and by.
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