Ladies in Waiting
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I know only that the time is slipping away, and Duke may leave the Shipping Board at any moment for the training-camp. I intend to have one brief, straightforward talk with mother, and declare my purpose. We are going to get your Mr. Winthrop to inter- cede for us, too. I shall be of age in March, and I don't intend to let a mere name stand between me and happiness. " 256 TWO ON A TOUR "I think you are right, and that your mother will finally agree with you; but I still don't see the need of an... unusual toilet for to-morrow. " "It's for the Governor, " said Dolly, "and one never knows what may happen. " " If a bromidic remark may also be cryptic, Dorothea, you have achieved the combina- tion. Now I must ask you a direct question, for, although I am not your keeper, but your friend, I am not disposed to let you do anything reckless. Why did you put that idea into Duke's head the idea of meet- ing you in St. Thomas?" "I wanted to talk things over before seeing mother. I knew I could trust him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know only that the time is slipping away, and Duke may leave the Shipping Board at any moment for the training-camp. I intend to have one brief, straightforward talk with mother, and declare my purpose. We are going to get your Mr. Winthrop to inter- cede for us, too. I shall be of age in March, and I don't intend to let a mere name stand between me and happiness. " 256 TWO ON A TOUR "I think you are right, and that your mother will finally agree with you; but I still don't see the need of an... unusual toilet for to-morrow. " "It's for the Governor, " said Dolly, "and one never knows what may happen. " " If a bromidic remark may also be cryptic, Dorothea, you have achieved the combina- tion. Now I must ask you a direct question, for, although I am not your keeper, but your friend, I am not disposed to let you do anything reckless. Why did you put that idea into Duke's head the idea of meet- ing you in St. Thomas?" "I wanted to talk things over before seeing mother. I knew I could trust him.
What to read after Ladies in Waiting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Douglas Wiggin to read onlineMoreLess
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