A Star for a Night a Story of Stage Life
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"Do you mean it?" "Do I mean it?" insisted "Marky. " "Sure. I've got a taxi waiting outside. Will you come?" Pinkie rose majestically to the occasion. Drying her eyes, and looking anxiously at the parlor clock for fear that it might al ready be time for Flossie to return before she could get into the taxicab, she grabbed her coat, without even waiting to get a hat, seized "Marky" by the arm and dragged him toward the hallway.
"Will I?" she repeated. "Watch me, kid. " 102 I'M SORRY I'M so POOR" ...SOBBED PINKIE.
CHAPTER VIII SANFORD GORDON REAPPEARS A SMART limousine car darted across Broadway, turned the corner, and drew up before the door of Mrs. Anderson's boarding-house. A tall, dark, good-look ing chap, whose erect figure was com pletely enveloped in a fur-lined overcoat, emerged, and walked briskly up the steps. Lizzie answered the bell, and started back in surprise when the stranger calmly stepped inside, closed the door, slipped her a dollar bill, and said quietly : "Take this card to Miss Farnum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Do you mean it?" "Do I mean it?" insisted "Marky. " "Sure. I've got a taxi waiting outside. Will you come?" Pinkie rose majestically to the occasion. Drying her eyes, and looking anxiously at the parlor clock for fear that it might al ready be time for Flossie to return before she could get into the taxicab, she grabbed her coat, without even waiting to get a hat, seized "Marky" by the arm and dragged him toward the hallway.
"Will I?" she repeated. "Watch me, kid. " 102 I'M SORRY I'M so POOR" ...SOBBED PINKIE.
CHAPTER VIII SANFORD GORDON REAPPEARS A SMART limousine car darted across Broadway, turned the corner, and drew up before the door of Mrs. Anderson's boarding-house. A tall, dark, good-look ing chap, whose erect figure was com pletely enveloped in a fur-lined overcoat, emerged, and walked briskly up the steps. Lizzie answered the bell, and started back in surprise when the stranger calmly stepped inside, closed the door, slipped her a dollar bill, and said quietly : "Take this card to Miss Farnum.
What to read after A Star for a Night a Story of Stage Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elsie Janis to read onlineMoreLess
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