Mary Louise
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Conant's decision. " "Then you're to stay, " promptly decided the hospitable lady, who byturning her mechanical ear toward the speaker seemed able to hear herwords clearly.
"But you don't know all the complications yet, " confessed the girl. "I've run away from school and--and there are other things you must knowbefore you decide. Mr. Conant wasn't at all enthusiastic over my cominghere, I assure you, so I must tell you frankly the whole story of myadventures. " "Very good, " returned Mrs. Cona...nt. "I think I can guess at most of thestory, but you shall tell it in your own way. Presently Irene is goingout to inspect the roses; she does that every morning; so when she isout of the way we'll have a nice talk together. " "I'm going now, " said Irene, with a bright laugh at her dismissal. "MaryLouise won't be happy till everything is properly settled; nor will I, for I'm anxious to get acquainted with my new friend. So here I go andwhen you've had your talk out just whistle for me, Mary Louise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Conant's decision. " "Then you're to stay, " promptly decided the hospitable lady, who byturning her mechanical ear toward the speaker seemed able to hear herwords clearly.
"But you don't know all the complications yet, " confessed the girl. "I've run away from school and--and there are other things you must knowbefore you decide. Mr. Conant wasn't at all enthusiastic over my cominghere, I assure you, so I must tell you frankly the whole story of myadventures. " "Very good, " returned Mrs. Cona...nt. "I think I can guess at most of thestory, but you shall tell it in your own way. Presently Irene is goingout to inspect the roses; she does that every morning; so when she isout of the way we'll have a nice talk together. " "I'm going now, " said Irene, with a bright laugh at her dismissal. "MaryLouise won't be happy till everything is properly settled; nor will I, for I'm anxious to get acquainted with my new friend. So here I go andwhen you've had your talk out just whistle for me, Mary Louise.
What to read after Mary Louise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baum Lyman Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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