Margey Wins the Game
Margey Wins the Game
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. . Wherever I turned I seemed to see her in front of me. I was that bad. I could hardly wait for evening.
73 VII WE left the dance almost as soon as we got there. As Ed Skeller remarked in a loud voice (nice fellow, Ed; you could always count on him for all the undue publicity possible), "We re going to do some drinking. " Ed had secured the table so we had to let him come along.
Not another girl would join us. True enough, we only asked Ruth and Martha and one or two others. They willingly pl...edged themselves to secrecy about the whole matter. But they refused.
"Very well, " said Marge, "but I m not afraid of my reputation; I hope it doesn t hang upon such a slender thread as that. " We were three cars full. My hack was useless, of course, so that Jim easily snagged Marge. He was quite nasty 74 Mar gey Wins the Game about my offer to sit on the floor. "If you can t find room with Ed or Bill, " he remarked, "you can certainly buy a taxi, can t you?" No use for me to protest. He had been gazing at Marge very dreamily all evening, and it was perfectly clear that he wanted a private conversation with her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Wherever I turned I seemed to see her in front of me. I was that bad. I could hardly wait for evening.
73 VII WE left the dance almost as soon as we got there. As Ed Skeller remarked in a loud voice (nice fellow, Ed; you could always count on him for all the undue publicity possible), "We re going to do some drinking. " Ed had secured the table so we had to let him come along.
Not another girl would join us. True enough, we only asked Ruth and Martha and one or two others. They willingly pl...edged themselves to secrecy about the whole matter. But they refused.
"Very well, " said Marge, "but I m not afraid of my reputation; I hope it doesn t hang upon such a slender thread as that. " We were three cars full. My hack was useless, of course, so that Jim easily snagged Marge. He was quite nasty 74 Mar gey Wins the Game about my offer to sit on the floor. "If you can t find room with Ed or Bill, " he remarked, "you can certainly buy a taxi, can t you?" No use for me to protest. He had been gazing at Marge very dreamily all evening, and it was perfectly clear that he wanted a private conversation with her.
What to read after Margey Wins the Game?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John V a John Van Alstyne Weaver to read onlineMoreLess
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