Mary Baldwin College Bluestocking 1930
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Now the gladioli and the hydrangeas are colorful. 1 am having the branch dammed up — miniature lake you know. Starks, vou know you luet biui at dinner, says there are umold possibilities in the old place. Rather decent of Aunt Althea after all, to leave it to her repro- bate nephew. 1 should have come to claim it long ago. W hy if s been about ten years since she died, but there was the divorce and all, and the new book." "Mr. Langton, what did you do with the old English rose bush that grew he...re, \'ou know Miss Althea's uncle shipped it over from England — " "Well, that's interesting, but I'm sure I don't know what became of it. Probably died from old age or Starks had it dug up; out of harmony with his plan more than likely. Now let's sit here, and do tell me all you can remember concerning that cracked old aunt of mine.
This pear tree will certainly have to come down in the spring. Too much shade, too much shade. I'll have to speak to Starks about it. Just look al those lireflies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now the gladioli and the hydrangeas are colorful. 1 am having the branch dammed up — miniature lake you know. Starks, vou know you luet biui at dinner, says there are umold possibilities in the old place. Rather decent of Aunt Althea after all, to leave it to her repro- bate nephew. 1 should have come to claim it long ago. W hy if s been about ten years since she died, but there was the divorce and all, and the new book." "Mr. Langton, what did you do with the old English rose bush that grew he...re, \'ou know Miss Althea's uncle shipped it over from England — " "Well, that's interesting, but I'm sure I don't know what became of it. Probably died from old age or Starks had it dug up; out of harmony with his plan more than likely. Now let's sit here, and do tell me all you can remember concerning that cracked old aunt of mine.
This pear tree will certainly have to come down in the spring. Too much shade, too much shade. I'll have to speak to Starks about it. Just look al those lireflies.
What to read after Mary Baldwin College Bluestocking 1930?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Baldwin College to read onlineMoreLess
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