Gena of the Appalachians
Gena of the Appalachians
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Everybody was happy tonight ! Laughter and fun ; the swish of soft skirts ; the smell of roses — all told a tale of happiness.
Then the programme commenced. It was the re- cital of the musical department. What ! yes, the same ! Paul Waffington ran his eye down the programme that he held — it stopped at the third number. He dropped the programme to his knees and settled back uneasilv in his seat. It seemed that he could hardly abide the time, when she, in whom he had always — from the very first... — had been so deeply interested, should appear upon the stage and render her part of the programme. But finally the old president came slowly forward, adjusted his nose-glasses with ever GEN A OF THE APPALACHIANS 83 so much care and precision, and read from the pro- gramme.
''The next number on the programme is instrumental, by Miss Gena Filson. " But who was this coming forward? Gena Filson was the name on the programme. Some mistake sure, thought W'affington. Too bad that she should be cheated out of her number.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everybody was happy tonight ! Laughter and fun ; the swish of soft skirts ; the smell of roses — all told a tale of happiness.
Then the programme commenced. It was the re- cital of the musical department. What ! yes, the same ! Paul Waffington ran his eye down the programme that he held — it stopped at the third number. He dropped the programme to his knees and settled back uneasilv in his seat. It seemed that he could hardly abide the time, when she, in whom he had always — from the very first... — had been so deeply interested, should appear upon the stage and render her part of the programme. But finally the old president came slowly forward, adjusted his nose-glasses with ever GEN A OF THE APPALACHIANS 83 so much care and precision, and read from the pro- gramme.
''The next number on the programme is instrumental, by Miss Gena Filson. " But who was this coming forward? Gena Filson was the name on the programme. Some mistake sure, thought W'affington. Too bad that she should be cheated out of her number.
What to read after Gena of the Appalachians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarence Monroe Wallin to read onlineMoreLess
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