Grace Harlowe's Return to Overton Campus
Grace Harlowe's Return to Overton Campus
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"The success ofHarlowe House will depend upon its rules and their absoluteenforcement. " "Don't you think it would be a nice idea to draw up a littleconstitution and by-laws as they do in clubs. It would not cost verymuch to have a certain number of copies of them printed, and a copyplaced in each girl's room. Oh, Miss Wilder, wouldn't it be splendid ifwe could form the girls of Harlowe House into a social club. It wouldbring them in touch with one another, teach them to be self-governing, and ...do an endless amount of good. " Grace finished with suddeninspiration.
For a moment Miss Wilder did not answer. She was evidently turning thematter over in her own mind. "It is rather an unusual idea, " she saidslowly, "but I should not be surprised to see it work out well. Among anumber of young women who, aside from the advantages Harlowe Houseoffers them, are practically dependent upon their own resources you aresure to find a variety of dispositions, some of them a little warpedfrom their struggle with poverty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The success ofHarlowe House will depend upon its rules and their absoluteenforcement. " "Don't you think it would be a nice idea to draw up a littleconstitution and by-laws as they do in clubs. It would not cost verymuch to have a certain number of copies of them printed, and a copyplaced in each girl's room. Oh, Miss Wilder, wouldn't it be splendid ifwe could form the girls of Harlowe House into a social club. It wouldbring them in touch with one another, teach them to be self-governing, and ...do an endless amount of good. " Grace finished with suddeninspiration.
For a moment Miss Wilder did not answer. She was evidently turning thematter over in her own mind. "It is rather an unusual idea, " she saidslowly, "but I should not be surprised to see it work out well. Among anumber of young women who, aside from the advantages Harlowe Houseoffers them, are practically dependent upon their own resources you aresure to find a variety of dispositions, some of them a little warpedfrom their struggle with poverty.
What to read after Grace Harlowe's Return to Overton Campus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flower Jessie Graham [pseud.] - to read onlineMoreLess
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