Babs the Impossible
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"Aren't we going to have a row ?" she added, with a disappointed air.
They all tried not to smile, but with indifferent suc- 230 BABS THE IMPOSSIBLE cess. Benson deftly refilled the champagne glasses. Mrs. Kingconstance sipped, and looked from Mr. Jellybond to Cadenhouse for inspiration, then sipped again.
" Now, don't you be asking any one's advice, mamma, " Babs warned her. " Remember your promise. This is our game. The others may look on and applaud if they like; but they mustn't interfere. ...It's you to play. " " Babs, " said Mrs. Kingconstance, attempting to be severe, " you ought to be ashamed of yourself. " " I'll try, " said Babs.
Cadenhouse's countenance relaxed.
" One to me, " sa!d Babs. " It's your turn again, mamma. " " But really, Babs, " said. Mrs. Kingconstance, with quivering lips, " this is very serious this this story. " " If it be true, " Mr. Jellybond put in, piously.
" Clodd says he saw you with your shoes and stock- ings in your hand. What have you to say to that ?" " Well, " said Babs, deliberately, " I confess it isn't the usual place for them ; but I had my reasons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Aren't we going to have a row ?" she added, with a disappointed air.
They all tried not to smile, but with indifferent suc- 230 BABS THE IMPOSSIBLE cess. Benson deftly refilled the champagne glasses. Mrs. Kingconstance sipped, and looked from Mr. Jellybond to Cadenhouse for inspiration, then sipped again.
" Now, don't you be asking any one's advice, mamma, " Babs warned her. " Remember your promise. This is our game. The others may look on and applaud if they like; but they mustn't interfere. ...It's you to play. " " Babs, " said Mrs. Kingconstance, attempting to be severe, " you ought to be ashamed of yourself. " " I'll try, " said Babs.
Cadenhouse's countenance relaxed.
" One to me, " sa!d Babs. " It's your turn again, mamma. " " But really, Babs, " said. Mrs. Kingconstance, with quivering lips, " this is very serious this this story. " " If it be true, " Mr. Jellybond put in, piously.
" Clodd says he saw you with your shoes and stock- ings in your hand. What have you to say to that ?" " Well, " said Babs, deliberately, " I confess it isn't the usual place for them ; but I had my reasons.
What to read after Babs the Impossible?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grand Sarah to read onlineMoreLess
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