Marjorie's Maytime
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"Will you come in?" "No, " said King, "we won't come in, thank you. Please ask Miss StellaMartin to come down here. Her two aunts from Philadelphia want to seeher. " The janitor partly closed the door, and went upstairs to Stella'sclassroom.
"We fooled him all right!" chuckled King, "but what do you suppose Stellawill say?" "I don't know, " said Midget, thoughtfully; "you never can tell whatStella will do. She may think it's a great joke, and she may burst outcrying. She's such a funny girl. " ...In a moment Stella came down. The janitor was with her, and opened thedoor for her. As she saw the two Quaker figures her face expressed onlyblank bewilderment.
"Who are you?" she asked, bluntly. "I haven't any aunts in Philadelphia. " "Oh, yes, you have, " said King, in his falsetto voice, "Don't youremember your dear Aunt Effie and Aunt Lizzie?" "No, I don't, " declared Stella, and then as she showed signs of beingfrightened, and perhaps crying, Marjorie came to the rescue.
She hated to explain the joke before the janitor, but he lookedgood-natured, and after all it was only a joke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Will you come in?" "No, " said King, "we won't come in, thank you. Please ask Miss StellaMartin to come down here. Her two aunts from Philadelphia want to seeher. " The janitor partly closed the door, and went upstairs to Stella'sclassroom.
"We fooled him all right!" chuckled King, "but what do you suppose Stellawill say?" "I don't know, " said Midget, thoughtfully; "you never can tell whatStella will do. She may think it's a great joke, and she may burst outcrying. She's such a funny girl. " ...In a moment Stella came down. The janitor was with her, and opened thedoor for her. As she saw the two Quaker figures her face expressed onlyblank bewilderment.
"Who are you?" she asked, bluntly. "I haven't any aunts in Philadelphia. " "Oh, yes, you have, " said King, in his falsetto voice, "Don't youremember your dear Aunt Effie and Aunt Lizzie?" "No, I don't, " declared Stella, and then as she showed signs of beingfrightened, and perhaps crying, Marjorie came to the rescue.
She hated to explain the joke before the janitor, but he lookedgood-natured, and after all it was only a joke.
What to read after Marjorie's Maytime?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells Carolyn to read onlineMoreLess
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