I've Married Marjorie
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" Peggy laughed.
"Don't talk nonsense. The dance isn't half over, and everybody's crazyto dance with you. You can sleep till the crack of doom to-morrow, andwith not a soul to stop you. " Marjorie shook her head, smiling a little.
"No. I'm going over to the clearing to do the cooking for the men. Itold Francis I would, tonight. " Peggy made the expected outcry.
"To begin with, I'll wager you can't cook--a little bit of a thing likeyou, that I could blow away with a breath! And you'd be all alon...ethere. Mother won't do it because she's afraid of wraiths"--Peggypronounced it "wraths, " and it was evidently a quotation from Mrs. O'Mara--"and it would be twice as scary for you. Though, to be sure, Isuppose you'd have Francis. I suppose that's your reason, the both ofyou--it sounds like the bossy sort of plan Francis makes. " This had not occurred to Marjorie. But she saw now that the onlyplausible reason not the truth that they could give for her takingPierre's job was her desire to see more of her husband.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Peggy laughed.
"Don't talk nonsense. The dance isn't half over, and everybody's crazyto dance with you. You can sleep till the crack of doom to-morrow, andwith not a soul to stop you. " Marjorie shook her head, smiling a little.
"No. I'm going over to the clearing to do the cooking for the men. Itold Francis I would, tonight. " Peggy made the expected outcry.
"To begin with, I'll wager you can't cook--a little bit of a thing likeyou, that I could blow away with a breath! And you'd be all alon...ethere. Mother won't do it because she's afraid of wraiths"--Peggypronounced it "wraths, " and it was evidently a quotation from Mrs. O'Mara--"and it would be twice as scary for you. Though, to be sure, Isuppose you'd have Francis. I suppose that's your reason, the both ofyou--it sounds like the bossy sort of plan Francis makes. " This had not occurred to Marjorie. But she saw now that the onlyplausible reason not the truth that they could give for her takingPierre's job was her desire to see more of her husband.
What to read after I've Married Marjorie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Widdemer to read onlineMoreLess
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