Ruth Fielding At College
Ruth Fielding At College
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The girl of the Red Mill gazed upon the other's flaming facefor a full minute without making any reply. Then, faintly, she said: "I--I didn't understand, Rebecca. We none of us do, I guess. You camehere in such style! That heavy trunk and those bags----" "All out of our attic, " said the other, sharply. "Did you think themfilled with frocks and furbelows? See here!" Ruth had already noticed the packages of papers piled along one wall ofthe room. Rebecca pointed to them.
"Out of our attic, too, ..." she said, with a scornful laugh that was reallyno laugh at all. "Old papers that have lain there since the Civil War. " "But, Rebecca----" "Why did I do it?" put in the other, in the same hard voice. "Because Iwas a little fool. Because I did not understand.
"I didn't know just what college was like. I never talked with a girlfrom college in my life. I thought this was a place where only richgirls were welcome. " "Oh, Rebecca!" cried Ruth. "That isn't so. " "I see it now, " agreed the other girl, shortly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The girl of the Red Mill gazed upon the other's flaming facefor a full minute without making any reply. Then, faintly, she said: "I--I didn't understand, Rebecca. We none of us do, I guess. You camehere in such style! That heavy trunk and those bags----" "All out of our attic, " said the other, sharply. "Did you think themfilled with frocks and furbelows? See here!" Ruth had already noticed the packages of papers piled along one wall ofthe room. Rebecca pointed to them.
"Out of our attic, too, ..." she said, with a scornful laugh that was reallyno laugh at all. "Old papers that have lain there since the Civil War. " "But, Rebecca----" "Why did I do it?" put in the other, in the same hard voice. "Because Iwas a little fool. Because I did not understand.
"I didn't know just what college was like. I never talked with a girlfrom college in my life. I thought this was a place where only richgirls were welcome. " "Oh, Rebecca!" cried Ruth. "That isn't so. " "I see it now, " agreed the other girl, shortly.
What to read after Ruth Fielding At College?
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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