Hooking Watermelons
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" "The one at Watertown 'Sem. '?" "Yes, " said Lina; "and oh, girls, " she went on, with gloomy energy, "we don't have any good times at all compared with those boys. Theydo really wicked things, hook apples, and carry off people's gates andsigns, and screw up tutors' doors in the night, and have fights withwhat he calls 'townies, '--I don't know exactly what they are, --andeverything. I thought before that we were doing some things too, butwe 're not, compared with all that, and I shall be so ...ashamed when I meethim at home not to have anything to tell except little bits of things. " A depressing pause followed. Lina's disparaging view of achievements inthe way of defying the proprieties, of which all the girls had been veryproud, cast a profound gloom over the circle. The blonde seemed to voicethe common sentiment when she said, resting her chin on Lina's knee, andgazing pensively at the wall:-- "Oh, dear! that comes of being girls. We might as well be good and donewith it. We can't be bad so as to amount to anything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "The one at Watertown 'Sem. '?" "Yes, " said Lina; "and oh, girls, " she went on, with gloomy energy, "we don't have any good times at all compared with those boys. Theydo really wicked things, hook apples, and carry off people's gates andsigns, and screw up tutors' doors in the night, and have fights withwhat he calls 'townies, '--I don't know exactly what they are, --andeverything. I thought before that we were doing some things too, butwe 're not, compared with all that, and I shall be so ...ashamed when I meethim at home not to have anything to tell except little bits of things. " A depressing pause followed. Lina's disparaging view of achievements inthe way of defying the proprieties, of which all the girls had been veryproud, cast a profound gloom over the circle. The blonde seemed to voicethe common sentiment when she said, resting her chin on Lina's knee, andgazing pensively at the wall:-- "Oh, dear! that comes of being girls. We might as well be good and donewith it. We can't be bad so as to amount to anything.
What to read after Hooking Watermelons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bellamy Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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