Oak Leaves [electronic Resource] 1910
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She felt very thankful for this, because it was her first trip upon the water and she had looked forward to it with much dread as well as pleasure. It was now dark and she had begun to wonder how much farther she woukl have to go, when a fat, red-faced man came into the cabin and with a siiueaky little voice that ill-befitted such a stout person said, as he hel])ed gather up the bundles, "Mariah, here's Nag's Head." Nellie rose quickly and put her head out of the window. There was the pier ligh...ted by four dirty lanterns, three of which were hanging upon nails driven high up in the pier posts, and the fourth was being swung in the hand of a man who walked leisurely up and down the pier. About a dozen girls and boys, among whom Nellie recognized her own friend Grace, were talking and laughing excitedly as they gazed at the ship.
"Here 1 am, Grace!" shouted Nellie as she ran out on deck.
"O, Nellie, NeUie!" screamed Grace clapping her hands in delight. "See there, girls, isn't she just like I .said — the very sweetest girl on earth?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She felt very thankful for this, because it was her first trip upon the water and she had looked forward to it with much dread as well as pleasure. It was now dark and she had begun to wonder how much farther she woukl have to go, when a fat, red-faced man came into the cabin and with a siiueaky little voice that ill-befitted such a stout person said, as he hel])ed gather up the bundles, "Mariah, here's Nag's Head." Nellie rose quickly and put her head out of the window. There was the pier ligh...ted by four dirty lanterns, three of which were hanging upon nails driven high up in the pier posts, and the fourth was being swung in the hand of a man who walked leisurely up and down the pier. About a dozen girls and boys, among whom Nellie recognized her own friend Grace, were talking and laughing excitedly as they gazed at the ship.
"Here 1 am, Grace!" shouted Nellie as she ran out on deck.
"O, Nellie, NeUie!" screamed Grace clapping her hands in delight. "See there, girls, isn't she just like I .said — the very sweetest girl on earth?
What to read after Oak Leaves [electronic Resource] 1910?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baptist Female University (Raleigh, N.C.) to read onlineMoreLess
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