Four Girls At Chautauqua
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"I am not so much a babyas to care about those things to such a degree that I can't endure them, though everything is disagreeable enough; but that isn't the point atall. " Marion turned and looked at her curiously.
"What on earth is the point then? What has happened to so disgust youwith Chautauqua?" "The point is, that I am tired of it all. It is unutterably stupid! Isuppose I have a right to be tired of a silly scheme that ought never tohave been undertaken, if I choose to be, have I not, wi...thout beingcalled in question by any one?" And feeling more thoroughly vexed, not only with the girls, but withherself, than ever she remembered feeling before, Ruth arose suddenlyand sought refuge under the trees outside the tent.
Marion maintained a puzzled silence. This was a new phase in Ruth'scharacter, and one hard to manage.
Flossy looked on the point of crying. She was not used to crossing thewills of those who had influence over her, but she was very determinedas to one thing: she was not going to leave Chautauqua.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I am not so much a babyas to care about those things to such a degree that I can't endure them, though everything is disagreeable enough; but that isn't the point atall. " Marion turned and looked at her curiously.
"What on earth is the point then? What has happened to so disgust youwith Chautauqua?" "The point is, that I am tired of it all. It is unutterably stupid! Isuppose I have a right to be tired of a silly scheme that ought never tohave been undertaken, if I choose to be, have I not, wi...thout beingcalled in question by any one?" And feeling more thoroughly vexed, not only with the girls, but withherself, than ever she remembered feeling before, Ruth arose suddenlyand sought refuge under the trees outside the tent.
Marion maintained a puzzled silence. This was a new phase in Ruth'scharacter, and one hard to manage.
Flossy looked on the point of crying. She was not used to crossing thewills of those who had influence over her, but she was very determinedas to one thing: she was not going to leave Chautauqua.
What to read after Four Girls At Chautauqua?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pansy to read onlineMoreLess
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