Mary Baldwin Seminary Bluestocking 1903
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Louise W. — Why, the difference is in the spelling, of course. Claude wants Miss S. to give her a Chopin Prejudice. V. R. has just had a tooth abstra<5ted. Lydia H., (Congresman's daughter.) — Say, girls, \vonder why we haven't heard any talk about the inauguration this year? First Girl. — \A^ho was Charon anyway? Second Girl. — Why, he was the man that rowed the Israelites across the Red Sea. First Girl. — You goose, you ; that was Abraham. Saide M. — Miss Streit, you must make lots of money selling postage stamps. Ophelia. — But what will be the use of a secretary in the Tennis Club? Ethel. — Oh, he'll have to keep the court in repair. Miss S. gives us interesting le<5tures on the " blooming desert." Miss S.— Give me the story of the " Babes in the Wood." PhcEbe. — Don't ask me— I don't know a thing about the Bible. S. S. Teacher.— Where is Canaan? V. Rosser. — It's in Ireland. Oh no, it's where the Pilgrims struck. Miss A. occasionally makes use of a choice bit of the latest slang, viz.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Louise W. — Why, the difference is in the spelling, of course. Claude wants Miss S. to give her a Chopin Prejudice. V. R. has just had a tooth abstra<5ted. Lydia H., (Congresman's daughter.) — Say, girls, \vonder why we haven't heard any talk about the inauguration this year? First Girl. — \A^ho was Charon anyway? Second Girl. — Why, he was the man that rowed the Israelites across the Red Sea. First Girl. — You goose, you ; that was Abraham. Saide M. — Miss Streit, you must make lots of money selling postage stamps. Ophelia. — But what will be the use of a secretary in the Tennis Club? Ethel. — Oh, he'll have to keep the court in repair. Miss S. gives us interesting le<5tures on the " blooming desert." Miss S.— Give me the story of the " Babes in the Wood." PhcEbe. — Don't ask me— I don't know a thing about the Bible. S. S. Teacher.— Where is Canaan? V. Rosser. — It's in Ireland. Oh no, it's where the Pilgrims struck. Miss A. occasionally makes use of a choice bit of the latest slang, viz.
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