Barbara Bellamy a Public School Girl
Barbara Bellamy a Public School Girl
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' No, I do not, ' affirmed Miss Mackintosh, and she meant what she said. ' She is just what we might, any of us, be with her bringing-up and her earnest character a character capable of great and noble work. ' ' You may be a better judge of her character than we are, though I give her credit for high principles ; but let us be thankful for our bringings-up, ' said one of the younger mistresses.
Janet was very curious to know how Barbara got on with Miss Mackintosh, and plied her with questions ...the minute they got a chance of talking together. ' Did you come into the playground to talk ? ' she wanted to know first of all.
' No ; I took tea with her at her abode, ' explained Barbara.
' " Diggings, " vou mean, ' corrected Janet.
' I prefer " abode. " " Diggings " is a term applied to the excavations on the gold-fields ; it HEATHEN OR CHRISTIAN. 145 does not apply to an abode in London, ' said Barbara obstinately.
' Gold-fields be bothered ! Anyway, you can say " house, " which is much more sensible ; but never mind about that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' No, I do not, ' affirmed Miss Mackintosh, and she meant what she said. ' She is just what we might, any of us, be with her bringing-up and her earnest character a character capable of great and noble work. ' ' You may be a better judge of her character than we are, though I give her credit for high principles ; but let us be thankful for our bringings-up, ' said one of the younger mistresses.
Janet was very curious to know how Barbara got on with Miss Mackintosh, and plied her with questions ...the minute they got a chance of talking together. ' Did you come into the playground to talk ? ' she wanted to know first of all.
' No ; I took tea with her at her abode, ' explained Barbara.
' " Diggings, " vou mean, ' corrected Janet.
' I prefer " abode. " " Diggings " is a term applied to the excavations on the gold-fields ; it HEATHEN OR CHRISTIAN. 145 does not apply to an abode in London, ' said Barbara obstinately.
' Gold-fields be bothered ! Anyway, you can say " house, " which is much more sensible ; but never mind about that.
What to read after Barbara Bellamy a Public School Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baldwin May to read onlineMoreLess
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