Philippa At the Chateau
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Oh, it's just almost funny that you should have when I was feeling ' She didn't finish her sentence, but Bertha understood. "I just had a letter saying my mother and father would have to go away. It's the first Christmas I ever remember " Wise little Bertha felt that this was the moment to explain to Philippa just what sort of a place she might be going to. "You see, I live in the country, " she said, looking at Philippa a little apologetically. "That's trick. " By this time Bertha had learned ..."trick" 202 PHILIPPA AT THE CHATEAU was a term of rapturous approval. She looked relieved. "Well, you know, some of the girls here look down on people who live in the country. " "It's the only way to live, " Philippa said, with calm conviction. "When I'm grown up I'll never live any other place. And I've al- ways been mad to be in the country in the winter oh, boy, but it'll be great !" Bertha curled herself up on Philippa's bed with great content. "We really do have awfully good times, " she said, eagerly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, it's just almost funny that you should have when I was feeling ' She didn't finish her sentence, but Bertha understood. "I just had a letter saying my mother and father would have to go away. It's the first Christmas I ever remember " Wise little Bertha felt that this was the moment to explain to Philippa just what sort of a place she might be going to. "You see, I live in the country, " she said, looking at Philippa a little apologetically. "That's trick. " By this time Bertha had learned ..."trick" 202 PHILIPPA AT THE CHATEAU was a term of rapturous approval. She looked relieved. "Well, you know, some of the girls here look down on people who live in the country. " "It's the only way to live, " Philippa said, with calm conviction. "When I'm grown up I'll never live any other place. And I've al- ways been mad to be in the country in the winter oh, boy, but it'll be great !" Bertha curled herself up on Philippa's bed with great content. "We really do have awfully good times, " she said, eagerly.
What to read after Philippa At the Chateau?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerry, Margarita Spalding, 1870-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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