Miss Billys Decision
Miss Billys Decision
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" " Thank you! Then it's all beautifully settled, " rejoiced Billy, with a happy sigh; and uncon- sciously she gave Alice Greggory's hand near her a little pat.
In Billy's mind the " circumstances " of Ark- wright's acceptance of the part were Alice Greg- gory and her position as accompanist, of course. Billy would have been surprised indeed and dismayed had she known that in Arkwright's mind the " circumstances " were herself, and the fact that she, too, had a part in the operetta, necessitati...ng her presence at rehearsals, and hint- ing at a delightful comradeship impossible, per- . Haps, otherwise.
CHAPTER XXIII THE CAUSE AND BERTRAM FEBRUARY came. The operetta, for which Billy was working bo hard, was to be given the twentieth. The Art Exhibition, for which Bertram was preparing his four pictures, was to open the sixteenth, with a private view for specially in- vited friends the evening before.
On the eleventh day of February Mrs. Greggory and her daughter arrived at Hillside for a ten- days' visit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Thank you! Then it's all beautifully settled, " rejoiced Billy, with a happy sigh; and uncon- sciously she gave Alice Greggory's hand near her a little pat.
In Billy's mind the " circumstances " of Ark- wright's acceptance of the part were Alice Greg- gory and her position as accompanist, of course. Billy would have been surprised indeed and dismayed had she known that in Arkwright's mind the " circumstances " were herself, and the fact that she, too, had a part in the operetta, necessitati...ng her presence at rehearsals, and hint- ing at a delightful comradeship impossible, per- . Haps, otherwise.
CHAPTER XXIII THE CAUSE AND BERTRAM FEBRUARY came. The operetta, for which Billy was working bo hard, was to be given the twentieth. The Art Exhibition, for which Bertram was preparing his four pictures, was to open the sixteenth, with a private view for specially in- vited friends the evening before.
On the eleventh day of February Mrs. Greggory and her daughter arrived at Hillside for a ten- days' visit.
What to read after Miss Billys Decision?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Porter Eleanor Hodgman to read onlineMoreLess
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