Rosemary
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Digitized by VjOOQ IC A CHAIN OF PROMISES 117 "She won't know — ^she takes a nap half the afternoon, and I'll ask the babies' mothers to keep it a secret," planned Rosemary. "I won't say I am going to surprise Aimt Trudy with a pres- ent, but they'll think I am saving up for her birthday or something, perhaps." "You see, you've started to deceive folks al- ready," argued Jack, "and you know if Hugh ever finds out what you are doing he will be rag- ing. Hadn't you better tell him, Rosemary, or g...et Sarah to own up?" "She won't — I did try," admitted Rosemary.
"Sarah is scared to death of what Hugh wiU say. No, I have to get another ring for Aimt Trudy and then, maybe, we can let her know the old one is lost." In spite of Jack's opposition, Rosemary per- sisted in carrying out her plan for earning money. As she had said, she had nearly the whole of every afternoon to herself for Aunt Trudy took a long nap and Doctor Hugh rarely came home between one and six. She called on the mothers of young babies and in many in- stances was eagerly welcomed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by VjOOQ IC A CHAIN OF PROMISES 117 "She won't know — ^she takes a nap half the afternoon, and I'll ask the babies' mothers to keep it a secret," planned Rosemary. "I won't say I am going to surprise Aimt Trudy with a pres- ent, but they'll think I am saving up for her birthday or something, perhaps." "You see, you've started to deceive folks al- ready," argued Jack, "and you know if Hugh ever finds out what you are doing he will be rag- ing. Hadn't you better tell him, Rosemary, or g...et Sarah to own up?" "She won't — I did try," admitted Rosemary.
"Sarah is scared to death of what Hugh wiU say. No, I have to get another ring for Aimt Trudy and then, maybe, we can let her know the old one is lost." In spite of Jack's opposition, Rosemary per- sisted in carrying out her plan for earning money. As she had said, she had nearly the whole of every afternoon to herself for Aunt Trudy took a long nap and Doctor Hugh rarely came home between one and six. She called on the mothers of young babies and in many in- stances was eagerly welcomed.
What to read after Rosemary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence Josephine to read onlineMoreLess
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