A Houseful of Girls
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Fancy his being as much interested in us as we are in him! Howexciting!" "We must look very ridiculous, sitting here in a row, chattering andwaving our hands as if we were mad. I don't wonder he stared, but I dowant to stare back. Let us take it in turns to peep beneath oureyelashes, while the others go on talking, " suggested Elsie; and theproposal was carried out forthwith, each girl watching till the covetedglimpse had been obtained, and informing her companions of her successby groans and e...xclamations.
"I see him, I do! He is staring across. He looks very ill. His hairis quite white. Poor old man, how dull he must be!" When it came to Chrissie's turn she stared across with undisguisedcuriosity, and refused to accept her sisters' reproaches when the whitehead was hurriedly withdrawn from view.
"I was the last! You had all had your turns, so I have not deprived youof anything, " she maintained. "I only meant to smile at him in a kind, neighbourly fashion. He will look out again in a few minutes, neverfear!" But Mr Vanburgh's face appeared no more at the window, and it seemed asif the knowledge that he had been observed had been so unwelcome as toput an end to his scrutiny.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fancy his being as much interested in us as we are in him! Howexciting!" "We must look very ridiculous, sitting here in a row, chattering andwaving our hands as if we were mad. I don't wonder he stared, but I dowant to stare back. Let us take it in turns to peep beneath oureyelashes, while the others go on talking, " suggested Elsie; and theproposal was carried out forthwith, each girl watching till the covetedglimpse had been obtained, and informing her companions of her successby groans and e...xclamations.
"I see him, I do! He is staring across. He looks very ill. His hairis quite white. Poor old man, how dull he must be!" When it came to Chrissie's turn she stared across with undisguisedcuriosity, and refused to accept her sisters' reproaches when the whitehead was hurriedly withdrawn from view.
"I was the last! You had all had your turns, so I have not deprived youof anything, " she maintained. "I only meant to smile at him in a kind, neighbourly fashion. He will look out again in a few minutes, neverfear!" But Mr Vanburgh's face appeared no more at the window, and it seemed asif the knowledge that he had been observed had been so unwelcome as toput an end to his scrutiny.
What to read after A Houseful of Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vaizey George De Horne Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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