Judy 8 2
Judy 8 2
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She has promised her friends that she will meet them. " "But my dear, " protested gentle Mrs. Bart, "we can surely wait untilthe last minute. Judy only intends it as a joke, and it is too bad toleave her. " But Launcelot was in an explosive mood. The morning had been a tryingone for him. He had hurried through a half-day's work in an hour and ahalf, he had eaten hardly any breakfast for fear he should keep thegirls waiting, and now--to be treated like this!
"We can't wait any longer, " he said,... looking at his watch. "I amsorry, Anne, but we shall just have to leave Judy behind. " Again Anne started to protest, but the little grandmother shook herhead. "Judy deserves it, " she said. "She is too old to be sochildish. " "Maybe she is waiting down the road somewhere, " said Anne, hopefully. "I think she is trying to fool us. " But Judy was not waiting down the road. She was in the orchard behindthe plum-tree.
"It won't hurt Launcelot to wait, " she had, thought as she hid herself, "I will make him think I am not going--" But she had not dreamed that they would go without her, and when shesaw Anne climb in and the carriage start off, she ran forward wildly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She has promised her friends that she will meet them. " "But my dear, " protested gentle Mrs. Bart, "we can surely wait untilthe last minute. Judy only intends it as a joke, and it is too bad toleave her. " But Launcelot was in an explosive mood. The morning had been a tryingone for him. He had hurried through a half-day's work in an hour and ahalf, he had eaten hardly any breakfast for fear he should keep thegirls waiting, and now--to be treated like this!
"We can't wait any longer, " he said,... looking at his watch. "I amsorry, Anne, but we shall just have to leave Judy behind. " Again Anne started to protest, but the little grandmother shook herhead. "Judy deserves it, " she said. "She is too old to be sochildish. " "Maybe she is waiting down the road somewhere, " said Anne, hopefully. "I think she is trying to fool us. " But Judy was not waiting down the road. She was in the orchard behindthe plum-tree.
"It won't hurt Launcelot to wait, " she had, thought as she hid herself, "I will make him think I am not going--" But she had not dreamed that they would go without her, and when shesaw Anne climb in and the carriage start off, she ran forward wildly.
What to read after Judy 8 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey Temple - to read onlineMoreLess
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