A World of Girls
A World of Girls
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I don't ask you if you are guilty because I know you are. Thefact of your running without leave to see old Betty is circumstantialevidence. I judge you by that and pronounce you guilty. Now, youngladies, you who have treated me so badly, who have betrayed my trust, whohave been wanting in honor, I must think, I must ask God to teach me howto deal with you. In the meantime, you cannot associate with yourcompanions. Miss Good, will you take each of these eight girls to theirbedrooms. " As Annie w...as leaving the room she looked full into Mrs. Willis' face. Strange to say, at this moment of her great disgrace the cloud which hadso long brooded over her was lifted. The sweet eyes never looked sweeter. The old Annie, and yet a better and a braver Annie than had ever existedbefore, followed her companions out of the school-room.
CHAPTER XXXVIII.
IS SHE STILL GUILTY?
On the evening of that day Cecil Temple knocked at the door of Mrs. Willis' private sitting-room.
"Ah, Cecil! is that you?" said her governess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I don't ask you if you are guilty because I know you are. Thefact of your running without leave to see old Betty is circumstantialevidence. I judge you by that and pronounce you guilty. Now, youngladies, you who have treated me so badly, who have betrayed my trust, whohave been wanting in honor, I must think, I must ask God to teach me howto deal with you. In the meantime, you cannot associate with yourcompanions. Miss Good, will you take each of these eight girls to theirbedrooms. " As Annie w...as leaving the room she looked full into Mrs. Willis' face. Strange to say, at this moment of her great disgrace the cloud which hadso long brooded over her was lifted. The sweet eyes never looked sweeter. The old Annie, and yet a better and a braver Annie than had ever existedbefore, followed her companions out of the school-room.
CHAPTER XXXVIII.
IS SHE STILL GUILTY?
On the evening of that day Cecil Temple knocked at the door of Mrs. Willis' private sitting-room.
"Ah, Cecil! is that you?" said her governess.
What to read after A World of Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meade L. T. to read onlineMoreLess
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