An Old-Fashioned Girl
An Old-Fashioned Girl
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said Polly to herself, as she opened her window one morning, and the sunshine and frosty air set her blood dancing, and her eyes sparkling with youth, health, and overflowing spirits. “I really must break out somewhere, and have a good time; it’s quite impossible to keep steady any longer. Now what will I do?” Polly sprinkled crumbs to the doves, who came daily to be fed; and while she watched the gleaming necks and rosy feet, she racked her brain to devise some unusually delightful way of enjoy...ing herself, for she really had bottled up her spirits so long, they were in a state of uncontrollable effervescence.
“I’ll go to the opera,” she suddenly announced to the doves. “It’s expensive, I know, but it’s remarkably good, and music is such a treat to me. Yes, I’ll get two tickets as cheap as I can, send a note to Will — poor lad, he needs fun as much as I do — and we’ll go and have a nice time in some corner, as Charles Lamb and his sister used to.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Polly to herself, as she opened her window one morning, and the sunshine and frosty air set her blood dancing, and her eyes sparkling with youth, health, and overflowing spirits. “I really must break out somewhere, and have a good time; it’s quite impossible to keep steady any longer. Now what will I do?” Polly sprinkled crumbs to the doves, who came daily to be fed; and while she watched the gleaming necks and rosy feet, she racked her brain to devise some unusually delightful way of enjoy...ing herself, for she really had bottled up her spirits so long, they were in a state of uncontrollable effervescence.
“I’ll go to the opera,” she suddenly announced to the doves. “It’s expensive, I know, but it’s remarkably good, and music is such a treat to me. Yes, I’ll get two tickets as cheap as I can, send a note to Will — poor lad, he needs fun as much as I do — and we’ll go and have a nice time in some corner, as Charles Lamb and his sister used to.”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alcott Louisa May to read onlineMoreLess
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