Round the Corner in Gay Street
Round the Corner in Gay Street
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You and Jane and Olive, with your Ribbons and laces, And sweet, pretty faces, * need a plain little schoolgirl to set you off. And I shall not be out* until next winter. I *m all right, mother dear. Miss Cockburn was always delighted with white linen, and discouraged fussy frocks. I m really beautifully English/ and you should be satisfied. Girls are n t allowed to grow up half so fast over there as here, and I think it is a sensible thing, " IN GAY STREET 191 Mrs. Townsend said no more until, ...crossing the Hildreth lawn an hour later, she caught sight of Marian Hille. At the first opportunity thereafter, she said in Shirley s ear, "Miss Cock- burn certainly did not advise Marian to cling to the schoolgirl style of dressing. If that is not a French frock she is wearing, my eyes deceive me. She is charming in it, too, and not at all overdressed. That rose-covered hat is exquisite, and quite girlish enough. " Shirley smiled, a protesting little smile, buf she did not argue the question further.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You and Jane and Olive, with your Ribbons and laces, And sweet, pretty faces, * need a plain little schoolgirl to set you off. And I shall not be out* until next winter. I *m all right, mother dear. Miss Cockburn was always delighted with white linen, and discouraged fussy frocks. I m really beautifully English/ and you should be satisfied. Girls are n t allowed to grow up half so fast over there as here, and I think it is a sensible thing, " IN GAY STREET 191 Mrs. Townsend said no more until, ...crossing the Hildreth lawn an hour later, she caught sight of Marian Hille. At the first opportunity thereafter, she said in Shirley s ear, "Miss Cock- burn certainly did not advise Marian to cling to the schoolgirl style of dressing. If that is not a French frock she is wearing, my eyes deceive me. She is charming in it, too, and not at all overdressed. That rose-covered hat is exquisite, and quite girlish enough. " Shirley smiled, a protesting little smile, buf she did not argue the question further.
What to read after Round the Corner in Gay Street?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grace Louise Smith Richmond to read onlineMoreLess
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