Country Luck
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Do pinch me, so I may be sure I'm not dreaming." " Margie," whispered Lucia, suddenly seating her- self on the bedside, and, instead of the desired pinch, burying her cheek on a pillow close against her sister's shoulder, " after he had put me into the car- riage he kissed my hand,— oh, ever so many times." " Why, Lucia Tramlay ! Where was papa?" " He hadn't come down yet." " Goodness I What did you say or do?" " What could I ? Before I could think at all, 'twas all over and he was in the house...." "That country boy a flirt!" exclaimed Margie, going off into blankness again.
" He isn't a flirt at all," replied Luda, sharply.
"You ought to have learned, even in the country, that Philip Hayn is in earnest in whatever he says or does." "Oh, dear!" moaned Margie; "I don't want countrymen making love to my sister." "I tell you again, Margie, that he's simply a splendid gentleman,— the handsomest and most stylish of all whom Agnes Binon invited, — ^and I won't have him abused when he's been so kind to me." COUNTRY LUCK, 107 " Lu," said Margie, turning so as to give one of Lucia^s slioulders a vigorous sliake,;'*!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do pinch me, so I may be sure I'm not dreaming." " Margie," whispered Lucia, suddenly seating her- self on the bedside, and, instead of the desired pinch, burying her cheek on a pillow close against her sister's shoulder, " after he had put me into the car- riage he kissed my hand,— oh, ever so many times." " Why, Lucia Tramlay ! Where was papa?" " He hadn't come down yet." " Goodness I What did you say or do?" " What could I ? Before I could think at all, 'twas all over and he was in the house...." "That country boy a flirt!" exclaimed Margie, going off into blankness again.
" He isn't a flirt at all," replied Luda, sharply.
"You ought to have learned, even in the country, that Philip Hayn is in earnest in whatever he says or does." "Oh, dear!" moaned Margie; "I don't want countrymen making love to my sister." "I tell you again, Margie, that he's simply a splendid gentleman,— the handsomest and most stylish of all whom Agnes Binon invited, — ^and I won't have him abused when he's been so kind to me." COUNTRY LUCK, 107 " Lu," said Margie, turning so as to give one of Lucia^s slioulders a vigorous sliake,;'*!
What to read after Country Luck?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Habberton John to read onlineMoreLess
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