Oak Leaves [electronic Resource] 1918
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It does appeal to me, though.
Eagle — As I swooped down late one afternoon, just at sunset, before a quiet little cottage in a small village, I was attracted by a large service flag which with "Old Glory" floated before the door, while on the porch sat an aged couple. Their expressions were drooped with anxiety and distress. Their only son was "Somewhere in France." A bright companion would hel]5. A girl could ward ofT these lonely times of thought and banish a lot of heartache just by her sunn...y self.
Ruth Trippe — May be I could help. I'd love to try, anyway.
Eagle — Here and there — in fact, in nearly every city and town women were being asked to work for the Red Cross. One of you girls could teach a surgical dressing class and help make the organization a success in your home town, or some might go out and organize the women in towns which are not active.
Mobilize the women! is the slogan. Let them do what they can to win the war.
Abscilla Bunch — That will be fine! I should like for my course here to count for something.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It does appeal to me, though.
Eagle — As I swooped down late one afternoon, just at sunset, before a quiet little cottage in a small village, I was attracted by a large service flag which with "Old Glory" floated before the door, while on the porch sat an aged couple. Their expressions were drooped with anxiety and distress. Their only son was "Somewhere in France." A bright companion would hel]5. A girl could ward ofT these lonely times of thought and banish a lot of heartache just by her sunn...y self.
Ruth Trippe — May be I could help. I'd love to try, anyway.
Eagle — Here and there — in fact, in nearly every city and town women were being asked to work for the Red Cross. One of you girls could teach a surgical dressing class and help make the organization a success in your home town, or some might go out and organize the women in towns which are not active.
Mobilize the women! is the slogan. Let them do what they can to win the war.
Abscilla Bunch — That will be fine! I should like for my course here to count for something.
What to read after Oak Leaves [electronic Resource] 1918?
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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