Mary Louise And the Liberty Girls
Mary Louise And the Liberty Girls
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"Josie possesses the rarefaculty of being able to take care of herself under all circumstances. Had she not been so peculiarly trained by her detective father I wouldfeel it a duty to search for her, but she is not like other girls andwouldn't thank us for interfering, I'm sure. " "I can't see the necessity of her being so mysterious about it, "declared the girl. "Josie ought to know I'm worthy of her confidence. And she said, just the other day, that we're partners. " "You must be the silent p...artner, then, " said her grandfather, smilingat her vexed expression. "Josie is also worthy of confidence. She mayblunder, but if so, she'll blunder cleverly. I advise you to be patientwith her. " "Well, I'll try, Gran'pa. When we see her again she will probably knowsomething important, " said Mary Louise resignedly.
As for little, red-headed Josie O'Gorman, she walked into the office ofthe Mansion House that afternoon, lugging a battered suit-case borrowedfrom Aunt Sally, and asked the clerk at the desk for weekly rates forroom and board.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Josie possesses the rarefaculty of being able to take care of herself under all circumstances. Had she not been so peculiarly trained by her detective father I wouldfeel it a duty to search for her, but she is not like other girls andwouldn't thank us for interfering, I'm sure. " "I can't see the necessity of her being so mysterious about it, "declared the girl. "Josie ought to know I'm worthy of her confidence. And she said, just the other day, that we're partners. " "You must be the silent p...artner, then, " said her grandfather, smilingat her vexed expression. "Josie is also worthy of confidence. She mayblunder, but if so, she'll blunder cleverly. I advise you to be patientwith her. " "Well, I'll try, Gran'pa. When we see her again she will probably knowsomething important, " said Mary Louise resignedly.
As for little, red-headed Josie O'Gorman, she walked into the office ofthe Mansion House that afternoon, lugging a battered suit-case borrowedfrom Aunt Sally, and asked the clerk at the desk for weekly rates forroom and board.
What to read after Mary Louise And the Liberty Girls?
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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