Marjorie's New Friend
Marjorie's New Friend
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She was so bundled up in wraps and scarfs and veils, that they couldscarcely see her face at all, but Marjorie introduced her to the others, and then Delight cuddled down in the straw close to Marjorie's side.
"Isn't it strange?" she whispered. "I never saw a sleigh before withoutseats in it. Won't we fall out?" "No, indeed!" answered King, heartily; "that's just what we won't do. Unless when we strike a bump. " Just then they did "strike a bump, " and Delight was almost frightened atthe jounce... she received.
"Oh, " she exclaimed, "it--it takes your breath away, --but--but I thinkit's very nice. " "Plucky girl!" said King, and as that was the highest compliment he couldpay a girl, Marjorie felt a thrill of pleasure that King was going tolike Delight after all.
"I think you'd like it better without that awful thick veil over yourface, " King went on. "You can't see the snow through that, can you?" "No, I can't, " said Delight, and she pulled off her veil, leaving herroseleaf face, with its crown of golden curls exposed to view.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was so bundled up in wraps and scarfs and veils, that they couldscarcely see her face at all, but Marjorie introduced her to the others, and then Delight cuddled down in the straw close to Marjorie's side.
"Isn't it strange?" she whispered. "I never saw a sleigh before withoutseats in it. Won't we fall out?" "No, indeed!" answered King, heartily; "that's just what we won't do. Unless when we strike a bump. " Just then they did "strike a bump, " and Delight was almost frightened atthe jounce... she received.
"Oh, " she exclaimed, "it--it takes your breath away, --but--but I thinkit's very nice. " "Plucky girl!" said King, and as that was the highest compliment he couldpay a girl, Marjorie felt a thrill of pleasure that King was going tolike Delight after all.
"I think you'd like it better without that awful thick veil over yourface, " King went on. "You can't see the snow through that, can you?" "No, I can't, " said Delight, and she pulled off her veil, leaving herroseleaf face, with its crown of golden curls exposed to view.
What to read after Marjorie's New Friend?
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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