Jane Allen Center
Jane Allen Center
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" "Oh, never!" protested Judith. "If I saw that basket waiting for my ball, I would have been stage struck, and ducked. I tell you, Janie, you looked like all the cowboys when you made that throw. I'll wager you had in mind my particular Fedario. Girls, you should see my Fe- dario! He's the handsomest, blackest, wildest cowboy with the most wonderful skill at his ropes. " "Oh, of course, " yelled Weasie Blair. "Janey ought to be best at basketball. Think of her cowboy training. " 218 JANE ALLEN...: "And the baskets the Indians make!" supple- mented Gloria Gude.
"And the great big balls that come with the hail storms, " Ted Guthrie drawled out foolishly. "I believe if I were brought up in the hills of Montana I could play anything from hookey to bean bag. " A deluge of scraps and crumbs put an end to Ted's wit. As it was, she had a blouse pocket full of coffee, and she bore up with at least one ear full of cookey crumbs.
"But where is Helen?" asked Dickey Ripple between munches of real bread, and nibs at a soda biscuit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Oh, never!" protested Judith. "If I saw that basket waiting for my ball, I would have been stage struck, and ducked. I tell you, Janie, you looked like all the cowboys when you made that throw. I'll wager you had in mind my particular Fedario. Girls, you should see my Fe- dario! He's the handsomest, blackest, wildest cowboy with the most wonderful skill at his ropes. " "Oh, of course, " yelled Weasie Blair. "Janey ought to be best at basketball. Think of her cowboy training. " 218 JANE ALLEN...: "And the baskets the Indians make!" supple- mented Gloria Gude.
"And the great big balls that come with the hail storms, " Ted Guthrie drawled out foolishly. "I believe if I were brought up in the hills of Montana I could play anything from hookey to bean bag. " A deluge of scraps and crumbs put an end to Ted's wit. As it was, she had a blouse pocket full of coffee, and she bore up with at least one ear full of cookey crumbs.
"But where is Helen?" asked Dickey Ripple between munches of real bread, and nibs at a soda biscuit.
What to read after Jane Allen Center?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bancroft Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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