Geoffrey Strong
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"Spanish? no!" said Vesta, looking at him wide-eyed.
"Not even names of flowers?" "No! how should I? Why do you ask?" "Oh--nothing! I was thinking of learning it one of these days, but Idon't believe I shall. Come and walk a little way, won't you? Youlook tired. I can't--you must not stay here if you are going to gettired, you know. Old people are very exacting sometimes. " "Oh, I shall not get tired. You can't think how much better I am. No, I must go back now, Doctor Strong. Aunt Tree might w...ant something. " "Physician's orders!" said Geoffrey, peremptorily. "Dose of one-halfmile, to be taken immediately. Won't you please come, Miss Blyth? I--Iwant to tell you about a very interesting case. " Mrs. Weight peered over the window-blind. She was carrying a cup oftea to the deacon, who was feeling poorly, but had paused at sightof the young couple. "If that girl thinks of making up to that youngman, " she said, "she's got hold of the wrong cob, I can tell her. Mira Pettis made him a napkin-holder, worked 'Bonappety' on it incross-stitch on blue satin, and he give it to the girls' cat for acollar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Spanish? no!" said Vesta, looking at him wide-eyed.
"Not even names of flowers?" "No! how should I? Why do you ask?" "Oh--nothing! I was thinking of learning it one of these days, but Idon't believe I shall. Come and walk a little way, won't you? Youlook tired. I can't--you must not stay here if you are going to gettired, you know. Old people are very exacting sometimes. " "Oh, I shall not get tired. You can't think how much better I am. No, I must go back now, Doctor Strong. Aunt Tree might w...ant something. " "Physician's orders!" said Geoffrey, peremptorily. "Dose of one-halfmile, to be taken immediately. Won't you please come, Miss Blyth? I--Iwant to tell you about a very interesting case. " Mrs. Weight peered over the window-blind. She was carrying a cup oftea to the deacon, who was feeling poorly, but had paused at sightof the young couple. "If that girl thinks of making up to that youngman, " she said, "she's got hold of the wrong cob, I can tell her. Mira Pettis made him a napkin-holder, worked 'Bonappety' on it incross-stitch on blue satin, and he give it to the girls' cat for acollar.
What to read after Geoffrey Strong?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richards Laura Elizabeth Howe to read onlineMoreLess
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