Certain People of Importance
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But she must, she would, do something. She wrote to a business college for its folder; she went into a railroad office and priced a ticket to New York. On one of the new "vestibuled" trains. The clerk was polite; he pencilled lightly and adeptly: so much plus so much plus so much. It was not so great a sum !
Finally Victoria began to talk of a special course at the California University.
Her father forbid this dream sternly. Mixed colleges were "hotbeds of immorality, " he said. If any girl any...where in a certain house he knew about had any spare time, suppose she did some gardening? Things were beginning to look pretty shabby outside. And how about apple jelly? It seemed to him that he hadn t had any real good, old-fashioned apple jelly for a long time!
CHAPTER XVIII ESME took the centre of the stage, immediately after Christmas, with a siege of typhoid fever. The mere word was enough to make May faint, and to send the other three girls whispering and awed about the silent house. Esme was moved to the third floor, feverish, uncomfortable, but amused at the excitement, and Alice, just graduated, came aver to take Esme as her first case.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But she must, she would, do something. She wrote to a business college for its folder; she went into a railroad office and priced a ticket to New York. On one of the new "vestibuled" trains. The clerk was polite; he pencilled lightly and adeptly: so much plus so much plus so much. It was not so great a sum !
Finally Victoria began to talk of a special course at the California University.
Her father forbid this dream sternly. Mixed colleges were "hotbeds of immorality, " he said. If any girl any...where in a certain house he knew about had any spare time, suppose she did some gardening? Things were beginning to look pretty shabby outside. And how about apple jelly? It seemed to him that he hadn t had any real good, old-fashioned apple jelly for a long time!
CHAPTER XVIII ESME took the centre of the stage, immediately after Christmas, with a siege of typhoid fever. The mere word was enough to make May faint, and to send the other three girls whispering and awed about the silent house. Esme was moved to the third floor, feverish, uncomfortable, but amused at the excitement, and Alice, just graduated, came aver to take Esme as her first case.
What to read after Certain People of Importance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris Kathleen Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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