Polly And the Princess
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They didlet her keep the waist--she needed it badly enough. " MissCastlevaine shook her head, while comments flew fast.
"I'm sorry for Miss Twining, " sympathized Miss Crilly. "She's thekind that won't sputter it all out, as I should; she'll cry herselfsick over it!" "If we cried for all the hard things we have here, " said Mrs. Crump, "we shouldn't have any eyes left!" "I wonder if the directors know how things are going, " observedMiss Major.
"I bet they ain't on to it!" Miss Crilly wagged he...r head decisively.
"But who'd dare tell 'em?" queried Mrs. Crump.
"Excuse me!" giggled Miss Crilly.
CHAPTER XI "SO MYSTERIOUS" "Are you busy?" asked Miss Leatherland at the threshold of MissSterling's room.
"No, indeed! I was wondering whether I'd go out on the veranda orsit here and mull. I'm glad you've come. Take this chair--it'sthe easiest. " "Then I'll leave it for you. " She started toward another.
"No, I don't like it!" Her hostess laughingly pushed her back. "I'm too short for that one. I'm always wishing I were as tall asyou.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They didlet her keep the waist--she needed it badly enough. " MissCastlevaine shook her head, while comments flew fast.
"I'm sorry for Miss Twining, " sympathized Miss Crilly. "She's thekind that won't sputter it all out, as I should; she'll cry herselfsick over it!" "If we cried for all the hard things we have here, " said Mrs. Crump, "we shouldn't have any eyes left!" "I wonder if the directors know how things are going, " observedMiss Major.
"I bet they ain't on to it!" Miss Crilly wagged he...r head decisively.
"But who'd dare tell 'em?" queried Mrs. Crump.
"Excuse me!" giggled Miss Crilly.
CHAPTER XI "SO MYSTERIOUS" "Are you busy?" asked Miss Leatherland at the threshold of MissSterling's room.
"No, indeed! I was wondering whether I'd go out on the veranda orsit here and mull. I'm glad you've come. Take this chair--it'sthe easiest. " "Then I'll leave it for you. " She started toward another.
"No, I don't like it!" Her hostess laughingly pushed her back. "I'm too short for that one. I'm always wishing I were as tall asyou.
What to read after Polly And the Princess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dowd Emma C. - to read onlineMoreLess
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