Cicely And Other Stories
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"You read the letters aloud while I make the chocolate, " said Sara, asthe door closed behind her sister. "We can do the other thingsafterward. " "There is a photograph in this one, of a girl about your size, Sara, "announced Olive, as she opened the first letter. "What's this writtenunder it? 'Timoroso. ' What a queer name! But see what a sweet face shehas. I wonder who it can be?" "The letter will probably tell, " answered Sara, striking a match tolight the alcohol-lamp. "Go on, I am ready to... listen. " "My dearest Helen, " read Olive. "Here I am back at school in oursunshiny old south room in Baxter Hall, with the same jolly set ofgirls popping their heads out of their doors, all along the corridor, to joke with each other; the same old teachers and furniture andsurroundings; the same dear old everything, with one exception--my oldroommate.
"I know you are dying to hear about my new roommate. She is a freshmanby the name of Susannah Talbot, but we have never called her thatsince the first day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You read the letters aloud while I make the chocolate, " said Sara, asthe door closed behind her sister. "We can do the other thingsafterward. " "There is a photograph in this one, of a girl about your size, Sara, "announced Olive, as she opened the first letter. "What's this writtenunder it? 'Timoroso. ' What a queer name! But see what a sweet face shehas. I wonder who it can be?" "The letter will probably tell, " answered Sara, striking a match tolight the alcohol-lamp. "Go on, I am ready to... listen. " "My dearest Helen, " read Olive. "Here I am back at school in oursunshiny old south room in Baxter Hall, with the same jolly set ofgirls popping their heads out of their doors, all along the corridor, to joke with each other; the same old teachers and furniture andsurroundings; the same dear old everything, with one exception--my oldroommate.
"I know you are dying to hear about my new roommate. She is a freshmanby the name of Susannah Talbot, but we have never called her thatsince the first day.
What to read after Cicely And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston Annie Fellows to read onlineMoreLess
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