Little Eve Edgarton
Little Eve Edgarton
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Ha! Ha!" chuckled the other voice.
"Ha! Ha! Ha!" gibed both voices ecstatically together.
With quite unnecessary haste Barton sprang to the window and lookedout.
It was Eve Edgarton! And she did look funny! Not especially funny, butjust plain, every-day little-Eve-Edgarton funny, in a shabby oldEnglish tramping suit, with a knapsack slung askew across oneshoulder, a faded Alpine hat yanked down across her eyes, and onesteel-wristed little hand dragging a mountain laurel bush almost asbig as her...self. Close behind her followed her father, equally shabby, his shapeless pockets fairly bulging with rocks, a battered tin botanykit in one hand, a dingy black camera-box in the other.
Impulsively Barton started out to meet them, but just a step from thethreshold of the piazza door he sensed for the first time the longline of smokers watching the two figures grinningly above their puffybrown pipes and cigars.
"What is it?" called one smoker to another. "Moving Day in JungleTown?" "Ha! Ha! Ha!" tittered the whole line of smokers.
What to read after Little Eve Edgarton?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ha! Ha!" chuckled the other voice.
"Ha! Ha! Ha!" gibed both voices ecstatically together.
With quite unnecessary haste Barton sprang to the window and lookedout.
It was Eve Edgarton! And she did look funny! Not especially funny, butjust plain, every-day little-Eve-Edgarton funny, in a shabby oldEnglish tramping suit, with a knapsack slung askew across oneshoulder, a faded Alpine hat yanked down across her eyes, and onesteel-wristed little hand dragging a mountain laurel bush almost asbig as her...self. Close behind her followed her father, equally shabby, his shapeless pockets fairly bulging with rocks, a battered tin botanykit in one hand, a dingy black camera-box in the other.
Impulsively Barton started out to meet them, but just a step from thethreshold of the piazza door he sensed for the first time the longline of smokers watching the two figures grinningly above their puffybrown pipes and cigars.
"What is it?" called one smoker to another. "Moving Day in JungleTown?" "Ha! Ha! Ha!" tittered the whole line of smokers.
What to read after Little Eve Edgarton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Eleanor Hallowell to read onlineMoreLess
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