Eunice And Cricket
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The children declaimed it on the stairs ; they spouted it in the parlour after dinner, and they interlarded their conversation with quotations from it. They talked profes- sionally of entrances and exits, of wings and flies and scenery and cues, till their long-suffer- ing family protested in a body.
Eunice had a private interview with Miss Emmet, the principal, regarding Cricket's pres- ence at the rehearsals. At first Miss Emmet said positively, as Eunice had feared she would, that it was aga...inst the rules for any one to be present save herself and the teacher who drilled the girls. But Eunice's pleading face, as she urged that she and Cricket were always to- gether in everything, and she could do it so much better if Cricket were there, because she could rehearse it with her at home, finally made Miss Emmet say, smiling : " Well, my dear, on second thoughts, we'll admit Jean. Only please do not tell the girls that you asked for her to be present. " 216 EUNICE AND CRICKET.
Eunice promised, radiantly, and flew off to Cricket with the coveted permission.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The children declaimed it on the stairs ; they spouted it in the parlour after dinner, and they interlarded their conversation with quotations from it. They talked profes- sionally of entrances and exits, of wings and flies and scenery and cues, till their long-suffer- ing family protested in a body.
Eunice had a private interview with Miss Emmet, the principal, regarding Cricket's pres- ence at the rehearsals. At first Miss Emmet said positively, as Eunice had feared she would, that it was aga...inst the rules for any one to be present save herself and the teacher who drilled the girls. But Eunice's pleading face, as she urged that she and Cricket were always to- gether in everything, and she could do it so much better if Cricket were there, because she could rehearse it with her at home, finally made Miss Emmet say, smiling : " Well, my dear, on second thoughts, we'll admit Jean. Only please do not tell the girls that you asked for her to be present. " 216 EUNICE AND CRICKET.
Eunice promised, radiantly, and flew off to Cricket with the coveted permission.
What to read after Eunice And Cricket?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Westyn Timlow to read onlineMoreLess
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