A Princess in Calico
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I have always had a craze tobuy doubles of everything, but Gwendolyn was so much older, I couldnever indulge myself. There is no need to say anything, dearie, ' and shekissed away the remonstrance that was forming on Pauline's lips. 'Youbelong to us now, you know, and your uncle thinks he owes your mothermore than he can ever hope to repay. ' Then she led her to the lounge which Gwendolyn was piling high withdelicately embroidered and ruffled underwear.
'I did not know whether you would like yo...ur sets to be of differentpatterns or not, but Belle has such a horror of having any two alikethat I ventured to think that your tastes would agree. The girls aregoing in town to-morrow to order their summer hats, so you can finishthe rest of your shopping then, if you like, and get an idea of ourcity. ' And then had followed a morning such as she had never dreamed of. Theexcitement of driving to the station in the exhilarating morning air, past houses which, like her uncle's, seemed the abodes of luxuriousease.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have always had a craze tobuy doubles of everything, but Gwendolyn was so much older, I couldnever indulge myself. There is no need to say anything, dearie, ' and shekissed away the remonstrance that was forming on Pauline's lips. 'Youbelong to us now, you know, and your uncle thinks he owes your mothermore than he can ever hope to repay. ' Then she led her to the lounge which Gwendolyn was piling high withdelicately embroidered and ruffled underwear.
'I did not know whether you would like yo...ur sets to be of differentpatterns or not, but Belle has such a horror of having any two alikethat I ventured to think that your tastes would agree. The girls aregoing in town to-morrow to order their summer hats, so you can finishthe rest of your shopping then, if you like, and get an idea of ourcity. ' And then had followed a morning such as she had never dreamed of. Theexcitement of driving to the station in the exhilarating morning air, past houses which, like her uncle's, seemed the abodes of luxuriousease.
What to read after A Princess in Calico?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Black Edith Ferguson to read onlineMoreLess
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