A Golden Gossip Neighborhood Story Number Two
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" " Where is your answer, Miss Connie ? " de- manded the doctor.
" Oh, I knew, you see." " Then you must do as Eve did, — pay the penalty of your knowledge. But perhaps you have defined?" " No, I forgot. But I will." "Too late. Time 'sup." 150 A GOLDEN GOSSIP.
There was an acclaiming laugh, and Connie accepted the position. " Very well ? " she said, interrogatively, and awaited Dr. Harriman's ques- tion.
But Dr. Harriman turned to George Craigan.
" Mr. Craigan has the best right," he said. " He... leads the game — after yourself, Miss Connie.
Mr. Craigan, what have you to ask Miss Nor- ris?" A smile ran round, and George Craigan blushed.
Connie Norris looked a trifle provoked, and Dr.
Harriman profoundly innocent.
" Miss Connie, what would you — really — like best of all things? " put the catechist, with a mild diffidence.
" To be wildly adored ! " answered Connie in- stantly.
The comical breadth with which she emphasized her frank audacity brought down upon her a peal of merriment, touched with applause.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Where is your answer, Miss Connie ? " de- manded the doctor.
" Oh, I knew, you see." " Then you must do as Eve did, — pay the penalty of your knowledge. But perhaps you have defined?" " No, I forgot. But I will." "Too late. Time 'sup." 150 A GOLDEN GOSSIP.
There was an acclaiming laugh, and Connie accepted the position. " Very well ? " she said, interrogatively, and awaited Dr. Harriman's ques- tion.
But Dr. Harriman turned to George Craigan.
" Mr. Craigan has the best right," he said. " He... leads the game — after yourself, Miss Connie.
Mr. Craigan, what have you to ask Miss Nor- ris?" A smile ran round, and George Craigan blushed.
Connie Norris looked a trifle provoked, and Dr.
Harriman profoundly innocent.
" Miss Connie, what would you — really — like best of all things? " put the catechist, with a mild diffidence.
" To be wildly adored ! " answered Connie in- stantly.
The comical breadth with which she emphasized her frank audacity brought down upon her a peal of merriment, touched with applause.
What to read after A Golden Gossip Neighborhood Story Number Two?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A D T Adeline Dutton Train Whitney to read onlineMoreLess
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