Patty in Paris
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The may blooms thickly along thelanes, till they're masses of pink fragrance; and the sky is the mostwonderful blue, and the birds sing, and it is like nothing else in allthe world. " The tears came into Florrie's eyes as she spoke, and Patty was amazedthat this cold-blooded girl should be so moved at the mere thought ofthe spring landscape.
"I should dearly love to visit you, Florrie, but I can't promise, ofcourse, for I'm with the Farringtons, and must do as they say. " "Yes, of course; but I... do hope you can come. You would love our countryplace, Patty; it is so large, and so old, and so beautiful. " Florrie said this with no effect of boasting, but merely with a sincereappreciation of her beautiful home. Then as she went on to tell of theanimals and pets there, and of the park and woods of the estate, Pattyfound that the girl could indeed be enthusiastic when she chose.
This made Patty like her all the better, for it proved she hadenthusiasm enough when a subject appealed to her.
But when they were joined by the crowd of gay young people begging themto come and play games, Florrie seemed to shut up into herself again, and assumed once more her air of cold indifference.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The may blooms thickly along thelanes, till they're masses of pink fragrance; and the sky is the mostwonderful blue, and the birds sing, and it is like nothing else in allthe world. " The tears came into Florrie's eyes as she spoke, and Patty was amazedthat this cold-blooded girl should be so moved at the mere thought ofthe spring landscape.
"I should dearly love to visit you, Florrie, but I can't promise, ofcourse, for I'm with the Farringtons, and must do as they say. " "Yes, of course; but I... do hope you can come. You would love our countryplace, Patty; it is so large, and so old, and so beautiful. " Florrie said this with no effect of boasting, but merely with a sincereappreciation of her beautiful home. Then as she went on to tell of theanimals and pets there, and of the park and woods of the estate, Pattyfound that the girl could indeed be enthusiastic when she chose.
This made Patty like her all the better, for it proved she hadenthusiasm enough when a subject appealed to her.
But when they were joined by the crowd of gay young people begging themto come and play games, Florrie seemed to shut up into herself again, and assumed once more her air of cold indifference.
What to read after Patty in Paris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells Carolyn to read onlineMoreLess
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