Ruth Fielding At Briarwood Hall
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"Helen! Oh, I hope so, Mrs. Tellingham!" cried Ruth, in greatdistress. "I am sure I love her just the same--and always shall. " "But she evidently finds her friends among the Upedes. Why did she notjoin this new society that you have started?" "I--I did not mean to start it without her, " stammered Ruth. "It wasreally only my suggestion. The other Infants took it up----" "But you named it?" "I _did_ suggest the name, " admitted Ruth.
"And you did not join the Up and Doing Club with your chum. "... "No, Mrs. Tellingham. Nor did I join the F. C. 's. I did not like themanner in which both societies went about making converts. I didn'tlike it the very first day we came. " "Miss Picolet, your French teacher, told me something about Mary Coxmeeting the stage and getting hold of you two girls before you hadreached Briarwood at all. " "Yes, ma'am. " "By the way, " said the Preceptress, her brow clouding again and thestern look coming back into her face that had rested on it when Ruthhad first entered the room, "you had met Miss Picolet before youarrived at the school?" "She spoke to us in the stage--yes, ma'am.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Helen! Oh, I hope so, Mrs. Tellingham!" cried Ruth, in greatdistress. "I am sure I love her just the same--and always shall. " "But she evidently finds her friends among the Upedes. Why did she notjoin this new society that you have started?" "I--I did not mean to start it without her, " stammered Ruth. "It wasreally only my suggestion. The other Infants took it up----" "But you named it?" "I _did_ suggest the name, " admitted Ruth.
"And you did not join the Up and Doing Club with your chum. "... "No, Mrs. Tellingham. Nor did I join the F. C. 's. I did not like themanner in which both societies went about making converts. I didn'tlike it the very first day we came. " "Miss Picolet, your French teacher, told me something about Mary Coxmeeting the stage and getting hold of you two girls before you hadreached Briarwood at all. " "Yes, ma'am. " "By the way, " said the Preceptress, her brow clouding again and thestern look coming back into her face that had rested on it when Ruthhad first entered the room, "you had met Miss Picolet before youarrived at the school?" "She spoke to us in the stage--yes, ma'am.
What to read after Ruth Fielding At Briarwood Hall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice B Emerson to read onlineMoreLess
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