Concluding
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They were in their long, white dresses. She smiled through her misery, they looked so serious, and thought, as she watched them wait for music, that one and all were in what she called 'the mood', that, once Edge and Baker had opened proceedings, the first waltz would send each child whirling forward into her future, into what, in a few years, she would, with age, become.
"Couldn't care less," a fair child asserted, "but I won't ever speak to Merode now, it's perfectly rotten of both to upset ou...r whole show. What, we might've had the thing cancelled, thanks to those two." "I don't know why you gripe, Moira," another objected. "We're to hold it after all, aren't we, or I can't see what we are waiting for, then. Of course there've been whispers. But that is the whole trouble with this academy. A fat lot of talk and no do, in my opinion." "Will anyone quite say what Merode and Mary have actually done?" "Needn't ask me. I don't want a summons to be put through the old mangle in the Holy of Holies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were in their long, white dresses. She smiled through her misery, they looked so serious, and thought, as she watched them wait for music, that one and all were in what she called 'the mood', that, once Edge and Baker had opened proceedings, the first waltz would send each child whirling forward into her future, into what, in a few years, she would, with age, become.
"Couldn't care less," a fair child asserted, "but I won't ever speak to Merode now, it's perfectly rotten of both to upset ou...r whole show. What, we might've had the thing cancelled, thanks to those two." "I don't know why you gripe, Moira," another objected. "We're to hold it after all, aren't we, or I can't see what we are waiting for, then. Of course there've been whispers. But that is the whole trouble with this academy. A fat lot of talk and no do, in my opinion." "Will anyone quite say what Merode and Mary have actually done?" "Needn't ask me. I don't want a summons to be put through the old mangle in the Holy of Holies.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Green, Henry, 1801-1873 to read onlineMoreLess
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