Rollos Journey to Cambridge
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One must have been A. M. " Rollo was silent ; and he and Benjamin went into the examination-rooms. There were rows of seats and desks ; they each took one. Between them was a girl. She was a very wild-looking little thing. She wore a coarse green gown, darned and mended in various places. A small straw bonnet, a good deal out of shape, hung back from her head, and her hair was down over her eyes. While Rollo was looking at her she suddenly stooped and ran a steel pen into his ankle.
" Ow ! " cr...ied Rollo, " you horrid, ugly — " " Then you should n't look at me without being introduced, " she answered, with a toss of the head. " We girls of the Harvard Annex mean to show that we can maintain our position with dignity and re- serve. My name is Dovey, but I shall be Ann next. '' Rollo was pondering this problem, when, they handed around a large number of blue books, with lists of questions. Rollo tried like a good boy to write, but was much disturbed by the conversation that was kept up between Dovey and Benjamin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One must have been A. M. " Rollo was silent ; and he and Benjamin went into the examination-rooms. There were rows of seats and desks ; they each took one. Between them was a girl. She was a very wild-looking little thing. She wore a coarse green gown, darned and mended in various places. A small straw bonnet, a good deal out of shape, hung back from her head, and her hair was down over her eyes. While Rollo was looking at her she suddenly stooped and ran a steel pen into his ankle.
" Ow ! " cr...ied Rollo, " you horrid, ugly — " " Then you should n't look at me without being introduced, " she answered, with a toss of the head. " We girls of the Harvard Annex mean to show that we can maintain our position with dignity and re- serve. My name is Dovey, but I shall be Ann next. '' Rollo was pondering this problem, when, they handed around a large number of blue books, with lists of questions. Rollo tried like a good boy to write, but was much disturbed by the conversation that was kept up between Dovey and Benjamin.
What to read after Rollos Journey to Cambridge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Tyler Wheelwright to read onlineMoreLess
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