Everyman's Land
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I was born dramatic--took it from mymother. The thought came to me, how dead easy 'twould be for some girlto pretend she'd been engaged to Beckett, and win her wily way to thehearts and pockets of the old birds. Next I thought: Why not Dierdre?And there wasn't _any_ reason why not! I told her it would be goodpractice in acting. (She hasn't quite given up hope of the stage yet. )We started for Paris on the job; and then I read in a later copy of thesame paper about the smart young lady who'd ste...pped in ahead of us. Ifold Beckett hadn't been bursting with pride in the heroic girl who'd gota medal for nursing infectious cases in a hospital near St. Raphael, I'dhave given up the game for a bad job. I'd have taken it for granted thatJim and the fianc
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was born dramatic--took it from mymother. The thought came to me, how dead easy 'twould be for some girlto pretend she'd been engaged to Beckett, and win her wily way to thehearts and pockets of the old birds. Next I thought: Why not Dierdre?And there wasn't _any_ reason why not! I told her it would be goodpractice in acting. (She hasn't quite given up hope of the stage yet. )We started for Paris on the job; and then I read in a later copy of thesame paper about the smart young lady who'd ste...pped in ahead of us. Ifold Beckett hadn't been bursting with pride in the heroic girl who'd gota medal for nursing infectious cases in a hospital near St. Raphael, I'dhave given up the game for a bad job. I'd have taken it for granted thatJim and the fianc
What to read after Everyman's Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williamson Alice Muriel to read onlineMoreLess
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