Gret the Story of a Pagan
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'That 'sail. " On the evening of the fifth day the party started for San Francisco. The journey, which seemed tedious and uninteresting to her companions, was interesting and en- joyable in every particular to Gret, who could not see what Mrs. Baring could find to grumble at in the accom- modations offered. But Mrs. Baring, who was now just resuming the status and personality for a time perforce laid by, entertained the idea that it did not become ex- perienced travelers to be content, much les...s pleased, with anything provided for them while traveling. But to Gret every acre of the country was interesting to the last de- gree, as were also the various people who passed in and out on the road.
Arrived in San Francisco, the party broke up, Arthur going, with the promise of an early call, straight to his home, and Ludlowe, whose chauffeur and automobile were waiting for him, to his apartments in the St. Francis, while the remaining three entered the carriage waiting for them and drove off to Van Ness Avenue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'That 'sail. " On the evening of the fifth day the party started for San Francisco. The journey, which seemed tedious and uninteresting to her companions, was interesting and en- joyable in every particular to Gret, who could not see what Mrs. Baring could find to grumble at in the accom- modations offered. But Mrs. Baring, who was now just resuming the status and personality for a time perforce laid by, entertained the idea that it did not become ex- perienced travelers to be content, much les...s pleased, with anything provided for them while traveling. But to Gret every acre of the country was interesting to the last de- gree, as were also the various people who passed in and out on the road.
Arrived in San Francisco, the party broke up, Arthur going, with the promise of an early call, straight to his home, and Ludlowe, whose chauffeur and automobile were waiting for him, to his apartments in the St. Francis, while the remaining three entered the carriage waiting for them and drove off to Van Ness Avenue.
What to read after Gret the Story of a Pagan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beatrice Mantle to read onlineMoreLess
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