Glenloch Girls
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"I always feel when I am up here as if I can't go away until I'vetried every one of these games. " It was a huge room, rather bare of ornament except for the picturesFrank and Dorothy had put up, but wholly suggestive of good times, as Ruth had said. Nothing was too good for use, and everythingpromised pleasure of the most wholesome kind.
"Father and mother like us to have our best times at home, " saidDolly sipping her chocolate with a critical air, "and Frank and Ihave had this room for a pla...yroom ever since I can remember. " "It must be fine to have a brother or sister, " said Ruth wistfully. "I don't think only children have half so much fun. " "They miss some quarrels, too, " laughed Dolly. "Poor old Frankie!He's splendid discipline for my temper, for he can be the mostexasperating boy I ever saw. I suppose I'm just as exasperating, though, " she added honestly.
"Is that four o'clock?" asked Ruth suddenly. "Dear me, I must go, though I'd much rather stay here. Your chocolate is great, Dolly, and those nice little wafers were perfect with it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I always feel when I am up here as if I can't go away until I'vetried every one of these games. " It was a huge room, rather bare of ornament except for the picturesFrank and Dorothy had put up, but wholly suggestive of good times, as Ruth had said. Nothing was too good for use, and everythingpromised pleasure of the most wholesome kind.
"Father and mother like us to have our best times at home, " saidDolly sipping her chocolate with a critical air, "and Frank and Ihave had this room for a pla...yroom ever since I can remember. " "It must be fine to have a brother or sister, " said Ruth wistfully. "I don't think only children have half so much fun. " "They miss some quarrels, too, " laughed Dolly. "Poor old Frankie!He's splendid discipline for my temper, for he can be the mostexasperating boy I ever saw. I suppose I'm just as exasperating, though, " she added honestly.
"Is that four o'clock?" asked Ruth suddenly. "Dear me, I must go, though I'd much rather stay here. Your chocolate is great, Dolly, and those nice little wafers were perfect with it.
What to read after Glenloch Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Remick Grace M. to read onlineMoreLess
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