Half a Dozen Girls
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117 vigor. "I don't see what we are going to do, Molly Hapgood; I've a good mind to send you right straight off home." "You've done it before now," Molly began teasingly, but seeing the real trouble in her friend's face, she relented and asked, "What's gone wrong, Polly ? " "It hasn't gone, it's only going," answered Polly lugubriously. " It's Mary. She says mam- ma has been promising her a vacation for a long time, and that she's going to take it now, for it's such a good time when part of the... family are away. I told her she mustn't ; but she says she's going to, or else she'll go for good. I don't dare let her do that, but whatever am I going to do, Molly ? She's going right off now, and you'd bet- ter go home to stay." And Polly rose and stalked tragically up and down the room, with her fingers buried in her curls.
Molly surveyed her in pity ; then she rose to meet the emergency like a heroine.
" I'm not going to go home one single step, Polly," she declared. "I'll stay here and help you through with it." "But you'll starve, Molly," remonstrated hei hostess tearfully.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
117 vigor. "I don't see what we are going to do, Molly Hapgood; I've a good mind to send you right straight off home." "You've done it before now," Molly began teasingly, but seeing the real trouble in her friend's face, she relented and asked, "What's gone wrong, Polly ? " "It hasn't gone, it's only going," answered Polly lugubriously. " It's Mary. She says mam- ma has been promising her a vacation for a long time, and that she's going to take it now, for it's such a good time when part of the... family are away. I told her she mustn't ; but she says she's going to, or else she'll go for good. I don't dare let her do that, but whatever am I going to do, Molly ? She's going right off now, and you'd bet- ter go home to stay." And Polly rose and stalked tragically up and down the room, with her fingers buried in her curls.
Molly surveyed her in pity ; then she rose to meet the emergency like a heroine.
" I'm not going to go home one single step, Polly," she declared. "I'll stay here and help you through with it." "But you'll starve, Molly," remonstrated hei hostess tearfully.
What to read after Half a Dozen Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ray, Anna Chapin, 1865-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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