Mag Margaret a Story for Girls
Mag Margaret a Story for Girls
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If it had not been for a look of discontent on her face, every one who noticed her would have been sure that she was pretty. The lines of ill-humor, or whatever feeling it was that caused them, were more strongly marked this morning than usual.
Mag Jessup was sitting on the steps with a great basket of green peas at her feet, and a small pan in her lap, from which she was shell- 182 PEAS AND PICNICS ing industriously. Margaret crossed to her side and stood looking down on her for a few min- ute...s in silence.
" Do you like to do that? " she asked at last.
Mag gave a little start, as though her thoughts had come back from a long journey, and said: "The peas, do you mean? Oh, yes'm very much. " " I should think it would be awfully stupid work; baskets and pans full of them, all just alike, and all having to be popped and rolled out; I hate anything that goes on and on without any end. " Mag laughed pleasantly. These have an end, " she said; " Norah means that the last one of them shall be boiling before very long.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If it had not been for a look of discontent on her face, every one who noticed her would have been sure that she was pretty. The lines of ill-humor, or whatever feeling it was that caused them, were more strongly marked this morning than usual.
Mag Jessup was sitting on the steps with a great basket of green peas at her feet, and a small pan in her lap, from which she was shell- 182 PEAS AND PICNICS ing industriously. Margaret crossed to her side and stood looking down on her for a few min- ute...s in silence.
" Do you like to do that? " she asked at last.
Mag gave a little start, as though her thoughts had come back from a long journey, and said: "The peas, do you mean? Oh, yes'm very much. " " I should think it would be awfully stupid work; baskets and pans full of them, all just alike, and all having to be popped and rolled out; I hate anything that goes on and on without any end. " Mag laughed pleasantly. These have an end, " she said; " Norah means that the last one of them shall be boiling before very long.
What to read after Mag Margaret a Story for Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pansy to read onlineMoreLess
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