Nancy Lees Spring Term
Nancy Lees Spring Term
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Everybody say, ' Who will win ? : So now they must decide how they shall arrange it. Miss Christina think the two captains, Vera and the very tall young lady in white, shall now try, and that decides for all. " " Oh, I see ! ' Nancy looked carefully at the scores. " Yes, they're even after all this time. How queer ! ' " Ma'mselle Christina say they do not measure the shots with enough pains, counting every little inch. They count only by the colors of the target, " explained Jeanne eagerly.
Jus...t then the group before the score-sheet dis- solved, and Kittie Westervelt and another usher bore down upon the crowding spectators.
" Stand back, please, " commanded Kittie im- portantly. " The match is now to be decided by a round of three shots each between the cap- NANCY LEE'S SPRING TERM tains. Keep back of the chalk-line on the grass, please. " Holding hands and being careful not to lose their front-row places, Jeanne and Nancy backed slowly to the chalk-line that Kittie had indicated one of two parallel lines that marked off a long, narrow grass-plot in front of the target.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everybody say, ' Who will win ? : So now they must decide how they shall arrange it. Miss Christina think the two captains, Vera and the very tall young lady in white, shall now try, and that decides for all. " " Oh, I see ! ' Nancy looked carefully at the scores. " Yes, they're even after all this time. How queer ! ' " Ma'mselle Christina say they do not measure the shots with enough pains, counting every little inch. They count only by the colors of the target, " explained Jeanne eagerly.
Jus...t then the group before the score-sheet dis- solved, and Kittie Westervelt and another usher bore down upon the crowding spectators.
" Stand back, please, " commanded Kittie im- portantly. " The match is now to be decided by a round of three shots each between the cap- NANCY LEE'S SPRING TERM tains. Keep back of the chalk-line on the grass, please. " Holding hands and being careful not to lose their front-row places, Jeanne and Nancy backed slowly to the chalk-line that Kittie had indicated one of two parallel lines that marked off a long, narrow grass-plot in front of the target.
What to read after Nancy Lees Spring Term?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith K Edith Kellogg Dunton to read onlineMoreLess
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