Etheldreda the Ready
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Remember your keys! You vowed you had putthem in your glove drawer, and they were found in the box with your besthat. " "Have you been upstairs to look in your cubicle?" Dreda stamped with impatience.
"Of course I haven't. My cubicle, indeed! As if I would keep a bookthere! It was in my desk, I tell you. I left it there last night. Isaw it with my own eyes this morning. Oh! don't ask silly questions--don't waste time. She is waiting for me. What am I to do?" "Come!" cried Susan quickly, and spe...d upstairs towards the classroom, while Dreda followed hard in her wake, leaving the other girls todiscuss the situation round the fire. The universal impression was thatDreda had stowed away the book in some hiding-place, and had promptlyforgotten all about it. She was always doing it; never a day arrivedbut she went about inquiring in melancholy accents if anyone had seenher indiarubber, her penknife, her keys, her gloves. She was alwaysleaving things about, and, upon suddenly discovering their presence, popping them into impromptu hiding-places to save running upstairs--behind a photograph, in an empty flower-pot, beneath a mat or cushion, anywhere and everywhere, as circumstances prompted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Remember your keys! You vowed you had putthem in your glove drawer, and they were found in the box with your besthat. " "Have you been upstairs to look in your cubicle?" Dreda stamped with impatience.
"Of course I haven't. My cubicle, indeed! As if I would keep a bookthere! It was in my desk, I tell you. I left it there last night. Isaw it with my own eyes this morning. Oh! don't ask silly questions--don't waste time. She is waiting for me. What am I to do?" "Come!" cried Susan quickly, and spe...d upstairs towards the classroom, while Dreda followed hard in her wake, leaving the other girls todiscuss the situation round the fire. The universal impression was thatDreda had stowed away the book in some hiding-place, and had promptlyforgotten all about it. She was always doing it; never a day arrivedbut she went about inquiring in melancholy accents if anyone had seenher indiarubber, her penknife, her keys, her gloves. She was alwaysleaving things about, and, upon suddenly discovering their presence, popping them into impromptu hiding-places to save running upstairs--behind a photograph, in an empty flower-pot, beneath a mat or cushion, anywhere and everywhere, as circumstances prompted.
What to read after Etheldreda the Ready?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vaizey George De Horne Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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