A Girl of the Limberlost
A Girl of the Limberlost
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In her heart she wished he would not come. She wanted her newly foundtreasure all to herself, for a time, at least. But Elnora's were eager, shining eyes. She thought it would be splendid to have help, and greatfun to try book methods for taking moths, so it was arranged. As Philiprode away, Mrs. Comstock's eyes followed him. "What a nice young man!"she said.
"He seems fine, " agreed Elnora.
"He comes of a good family, too. I've often heard of his father. He is agreat lawyer. " "I am glad he li...kes it here. I need help. Possibly----" "Possibly what?" "We can find many moths. " "What did he mean about the butterflies?" "That he always had connected them with sunshine, flowers, and fruits, and thought of them as the most exquisite of creations; then one day hefound some clustering thickly over carrion. " "Come to think of it, I have seen butterflies----" "So had he, " laughed Elnora. "And that is what he meant. " CHAPTER XIV WHEREIN A NEW POSITION IS TENDERED ELNORA, AND PHILIP AMMON IS SHOWNLIMBERLOST VIOLETS The next morning Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In her heart she wished he would not come. She wanted her newly foundtreasure all to herself, for a time, at least. But Elnora's were eager, shining eyes. She thought it would be splendid to have help, and greatfun to try book methods for taking moths, so it was arranged. As Philiprode away, Mrs. Comstock's eyes followed him. "What a nice young man!"she said.
"He seems fine, " agreed Elnora.
"He comes of a good family, too. I've often heard of his father. He is agreat lawyer. " "I am glad he li...kes it here. I need help. Possibly----" "Possibly what?" "We can find many moths. " "What did he mean about the butterflies?" "That he always had connected them with sunshine, flowers, and fruits, and thought of them as the most exquisite of creations; then one day hefound some clustering thickly over carrion. " "Come to think of it, I have seen butterflies----" "So had he, " laughed Elnora. "And that is what he meant. " CHAPTER XIV WHEREIN A NEW POSITION IS TENDERED ELNORA, AND PHILIP AMMON IS SHOWNLIMBERLOST VIOLETS The next morning Mrs.
What to read after A Girl of the Limberlost?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gene Stratton Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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