Marjories Literary Dolls
Marjories Literary Dolls
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He had taken the alarm for his typewriter bell, as usual!
Mrs. Wolsen knocked at Miss Sweet's door and she called, "Come in. " Her voice sounded very pleasant. Then, of course, Mrs. Wolsen explained that it was lunch-time.
The lunch was uneventful. There was a great deal of talk that was rather dull. Mr. Wolsen was thinking of his novel and he was rather absent-minded, passing the salt-cellar in place of the butter dish and putting plum jam into his tea. He seemed relieved to get back to the st...udy. I strongly suspect that Cousin Binkie's friend bored him a bit.
In the afternoon, it was click-click-click-click-click-click-click- D - 1 - N - G ! Click-click-click-click-click-click-click-click-click-ding- ding-DING! Mr. Wolsen was working away at the NOVEL. He 70 MARJORIE'S LITERARY DOLLS worked as fast as possible since the piano in the next room was quiet and the dog was taking a nap. Miss Sweet continued to do fancy-work quietly, and Mrs. Wolsen took Jackie and went out. (She went to the Intelligence Office to see if she could engage a good general housemaid, as we found out later.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had taken the alarm for his typewriter bell, as usual!
Mrs. Wolsen knocked at Miss Sweet's door and she called, "Come in. " Her voice sounded very pleasant. Then, of course, Mrs. Wolsen explained that it was lunch-time.
The lunch was uneventful. There was a great deal of talk that was rather dull. Mr. Wolsen was thinking of his novel and he was rather absent-minded, passing the salt-cellar in place of the butter dish and putting plum jam into his tea. He seemed relieved to get back to the st...udy. I strongly suspect that Cousin Binkie's friend bored him a bit.
In the afternoon, it was click-click-click-click-click-click-click- D - 1 - N - G ! Click-click-click-click-click-click-click-click-click-ding- ding-DING! Mr. Wolsen was working away at the NOVEL. He 70 MARJORIE'S LITERARY DOLLS worked as fast as possible since the piano in the next room was quiet and the dog was taking a nap. Miss Sweet continued to do fancy-work quietly, and Mrs. Wolsen took Jackie and went out. (She went to the Intelligence Office to see if she could engage a good general housemaid, as we found out later.
What to read after Marjories Literary Dolls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patten Beard to read onlineMoreLess
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