Polly of the Circus
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She looked at him anxiously. She was beginning to be alarmed at hispersistence.
"Maybe I've been playing too many periscous games. " "Not periscous, Polly, promiscuous. " "Pro-mis-cuous, " she repeated, haltingly. "What does that mean?" "Indiscriminate. " He rubbed his forehead as he saw the puzzled look onher face. "Mixed up, " he explained, more simply.
"Our game wasn't mixed up. " She was thinking of the one to which thewidow had objected. "Is it promiscuous to catch somebody?" "It depends u...pon whom you catch, " he answered with a dry, whimsicalsmile.
"Well, I don't catch anybody but the children. " She looked up at himwith serious, inquiring eyes.
"Never mind, Polly. Your games aren't promiscuous. " She did not hearhim. She was searching for her book.
"Is this what you are looking for?" he asked, drawing the missingarticle from his pocket.
"Oh!" cried Polly, with a flush of embarrassment. "Mandy told you. " "You've been working a long time on that. " "I thought I might help you if I learned everything you told me, " sheanswered, timidly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She looked at him anxiously. She was beginning to be alarmed at hispersistence.
"Maybe I've been playing too many periscous games. " "Not periscous, Polly, promiscuous. " "Pro-mis-cuous, " she repeated, haltingly. "What does that mean?" "Indiscriminate. " He rubbed his forehead as he saw the puzzled look onher face. "Mixed up, " he explained, more simply.
"Our game wasn't mixed up. " She was thinking of the one to which thewidow had objected. "Is it promiscuous to catch somebody?" "It depends u...pon whom you catch, " he answered with a dry, whimsicalsmile.
"Well, I don't catch anybody but the children. " She looked up at himwith serious, inquiring eyes.
"Never mind, Polly. Your games aren't promiscuous. " She did not hearhim. She was searching for her book.
"Is this what you are looking for?" he asked, drawing the missingarticle from his pocket.
"Oh!" cried Polly, with a flush of embarrassment. "Mandy told you. " "You've been working a long time on that. " "I thought I might help you if I learned everything you told me, " sheanswered, timidly.
What to read after Polly of the Circus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mayo Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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