A Little Girl in Old Washington
A Little Girl in Old Washington
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" You'll have to look to your laurels, Miss Jaqueline, " said old Mr. Manners, their next neighbor. " Patty will carry off all the lovers in no time. I hope you have made sure of yours. " Jaqueline blushed and tossed her head.
" He would marry me to-morrow, " she returned. " I'm in no haste to be married. " 175 A LITTLE GIRL IN OLD WASHINGTON.
At the next wedding she had another attendant, the brother of the bride. Roger was too busy to come for the mere pleasure. When the birthday ball was at ...the Lees' Mr. Monroe had sent him to Philadelphia on some im portant business. So Lieutenant Ralston was cavalier for both girls ; and certainly Patty was one of the belles of the evening, and could have danced with two part ners every time.
After that came Patty's birthday, and a grand affair it was. Mrs. Jettson ran down to look on and help a little, as she said, but not to take an active part. Ralston begged that Dr. Collaston might be invited. He had graduated from the Philadelphia school, but was a Mary- lander by birth; and, having a private fortune, had de cided to spend the winter in Washington.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You'll have to look to your laurels, Miss Jaqueline, " said old Mr. Manners, their next neighbor. " Patty will carry off all the lovers in no time. I hope you have made sure of yours. " Jaqueline blushed and tossed her head.
" He would marry me to-morrow, " she returned. " I'm in no haste to be married. " 175 A LITTLE GIRL IN OLD WASHINGTON.
At the next wedding she had another attendant, the brother of the bride. Roger was too busy to come for the mere pleasure. When the birthday ball was at ...the Lees' Mr. Monroe had sent him to Philadelphia on some im portant business. So Lieutenant Ralston was cavalier for both girls ; and certainly Patty was one of the belles of the evening, and could have danced with two part ners every time.
After that came Patty's birthday, and a grand affair it was. Mrs. Jettson ran down to look on and help a little, as she said, but not to take an active part. Ralston begged that Dr. Collaston might be invited. He had graduated from the Philadelphia school, but was a Mary- lander by birth; and, having a private fortune, had de cided to spend the winter in Washington.
What to read after A Little Girl in Old Washington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Amanda Minnie to read onlineMoreLess
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