Miss Todd's Vampire
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hello, Sue! By George, what a beauty dress.
New, isn't it? (Sue has drawn away quickly and is seated on the sofa.) Stand up, Sue, and let's look at you.
Got your hair done differently, too. My, but you're some swell! (Sue remains on sofa.) Well, what did you think when you got my message?
Sue. What message?
miss todd's vampire 13 Dan. Didn't Fred Somes telephone for you not to take the car ? That I was coming out for you ?
Sue. No.
Dan. So you didn't know we were going in a limou- sine. Some cl...ass to us.
Sue. A limousine? Whose?
Dan. My boss's. Just think, sick as he was, he re- membered that I was going to take you to the theatre.
I guess I got sort of fidgety and he said: " Don't worry, Dan, you'll have time enough. I'm going to let you take your little Arts and Crafts girl in my limerousine." He's mighty fond of you, Sue; calls you the Arts and Crafts Girl ; the girls he doesn't like he calls the Artfuls and Crafties. Likes his little jokes, the old man does.
Sue (calmly). Yes?
Dan (beginning to notice Sue's manner, he takes a box of candy out of his coat pocket).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hello, Sue! By George, what a beauty dress.
New, isn't it? (Sue has drawn away quickly and is seated on the sofa.) Stand up, Sue, and let's look at you.
Got your hair done differently, too. My, but you're some swell! (Sue remains on sofa.) Well, what did you think when you got my message?
Sue. What message?
miss todd's vampire 13 Dan. Didn't Fred Somes telephone for you not to take the car ? That I was coming out for you ?
Sue. No.
Dan. So you didn't know we were going in a limou- sine. Some cl...ass to us.
Sue. A limousine? Whose?
Dan. My boss's. Just think, sick as he was, he re- membered that I was going to take you to the theatre.
I guess I got sort of fidgety and he said: " Don't worry, Dan, you'll have time enough. I'm going to let you take your little Arts and Crafts girl in my limerousine." He's mighty fond of you, Sue; calls you the Arts and Crafts Girl ; the girls he doesn't like he calls the Artfuls and Crafties. Likes his little jokes, the old man does.
Sue (calmly). Yes?
Dan (beginning to notice Sue's manner, he takes a box of candy out of his coat pocket).
What to read after Miss Todd's Vampire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shute, Sally. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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