Out of the Primitive
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You'll enjoy the music. Here they arenow. " "O-ho, Vievie, you in here?" called Dolores, and she darted in uponthem. "Goodness! who's the man? Why, it's Mr. Blake. Hail to thehero!" She pirouetted down to them and shook Blake's hand vigorously, chattering her fastest. "You can't imagine how glad I am to see you. I've had less than half of Jeems, with mamma butting in all the wayover. Of course he'll sit between her and Vievie. If you'll come alongas my own particular, I'll feed you on chocolate...s and keep you nudgedduring the sermon. " "Oh, but I say, Miss Gantry, those were to be my chocolates, "protested Lord James from the doorway.
"Hello, " said Blake. "So you're the man, are you? Better look out. First thing you know, you'll get roped. " "Roped? What's that?" demanded Dolores.
"Ask Jeems, " laughed Blake.
"Er--seems to me I've heard the expression in relation to the term'steer, '" observed Lord James.
"Oh, something to do with a ship, " said the girl.
"Yes, with what the sailormen would call a trim craft.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You'll enjoy the music. Here they arenow. " "O-ho, Vievie, you in here?" called Dolores, and she darted in uponthem. "Goodness! who's the man? Why, it's Mr. Blake. Hail to thehero!" She pirouetted down to them and shook Blake's hand vigorously, chattering her fastest. "You can't imagine how glad I am to see you. I've had less than half of Jeems, with mamma butting in all the wayover. Of course he'll sit between her and Vievie. If you'll come alongas my own particular, I'll feed you on chocolate...s and keep you nudgedduring the sermon. " "Oh, but I say, Miss Gantry, those were to be my chocolates, "protested Lord James from the doorway.
"Hello, " said Blake. "So you're the man, are you? Better look out. First thing you know, you'll get roped. " "Roped? What's that?" demanded Dolores.
"Ask Jeems, " laughed Blake.
"Er--seems to me I've heard the expression in relation to the term'steer, '" observed Lord James.
"Oh, something to do with a ship, " said the girl.
"Yes, with what the sailormen would call a trim craft.
What to read after Out of the Primitive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennet Robert Ames to read onlineMoreLess
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