Ruth Fielding At Briarwood Hall Or Solving the Campus Mystery
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One could get her letters when she came out of the dining-room, and on this Sat- urday both Ruth and Helen had letters.
Miss Cramp, her old teacher, had written to Ruth very kindly. There was a letter, too, from Aunt Alviran, addressed in her old-fashioned hand, and its contents shaky both as to spelling and grammar, but full of love for the girl who was so greatly missed at the Red Mill. Uncle Jabez nad even declared the first night that it 120 THE SWEETBRIARS 121 seemed as though there had be...en a death in the house, with Ruth gone.
Helen had several letters, but the one that de- lighted her most was from her twin brother.
" Although/' she declared, in her usual sweet- tempered manner, " Tom's written it to both of us. Listen here, Ruthie ! ' The new cadet at Seven Oaks began his letter: " Dead Sweetbriars, " including Ruth as well as Helen in his friendly and brotherly effusion. He had been hazed with a vengeance on the first night of his arrival at the Academy; he had been chummed on a fellow who had already been half a year at the school and whose sister was a Senior at Briarwood; he had learned that lots of the older students at Seven Oaks were acquainted with the Seniors at Briarwood, and that there were certain times when the two schools inter- mingled socially.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One could get her letters when she came out of the dining-room, and on this Sat- urday both Ruth and Helen had letters.
Miss Cramp, her old teacher, had written to Ruth very kindly. There was a letter, too, from Aunt Alviran, addressed in her old-fashioned hand, and its contents shaky both as to spelling and grammar, but full of love for the girl who was so greatly missed at the Red Mill. Uncle Jabez nad even declared the first night that it 120 THE SWEETBRIARS 121 seemed as though there had be...en a death in the house, with Ruth gone.
Helen had several letters, but the one that de- lighted her most was from her twin brother.
" Although/' she declared, in her usual sweet- tempered manner, " Tom's written it to both of us. Listen here, Ruthie ! ' The new cadet at Seven Oaks began his letter: " Dead Sweetbriars, " including Ruth as well as Helen in his friendly and brotherly effusion. He had been hazed with a vengeance on the first night of his arrival at the Academy; he had been chummed on a fellow who had already been half a year at the school and whose sister was a Senior at Briarwood; he had learned that lots of the older students at Seven Oaks were acquainted with the Seniors at Briarwood, and that there were certain times when the two schools inter- mingled socially.
What to read after Ruth Fielding At Briarwood Hall Or Solving the Campus Mystery?
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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