Stories for Every Holiday
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Hilda, too of German parentage, had been left to study and play by herself during her six months with them. They could see her now, her pink cheeks flushing a deeper tint, and pulling her long flaxen braids in embarrassment when the town girls refused to speak to her in the school yard. They had not meant to be unkind to the strangers, but they did not understand their ways, their clothes, or their broken speech.
'Well, if we've got to take in the girls like Jean we might as well give up the Cl...ub at once, " Judith said decisively.
"O, wait a minute, girls, please! You don't THE CHRISTMAS TREE CLUB 91 understand; do let me try to explain, " Molly begged, sitting down in the midst of the group around the fire and looking toward the door to see if anyone were listening. Then she unfolded her Christmas plan for the new Club.
The fire crackled, and the winter wind blowing down the chimney brought drifting echoes of silvery-toned sleigh bells. Through the window the girls could see the gathering snowstorm with its white, starry snow flakes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hilda, too of German parentage, had been left to study and play by herself during her six months with them. They could see her now, her pink cheeks flushing a deeper tint, and pulling her long flaxen braids in embarrassment when the town girls refused to speak to her in the school yard. They had not meant to be unkind to the strangers, but they did not understand their ways, their clothes, or their broken speech.
'Well, if we've got to take in the girls like Jean we might as well give up the Cl...ub at once, " Judith said decisively.
"O, wait a minute, girls, please! You don't THE CHRISTMAS TREE CLUB 91 understand; do let me try to explain, " Molly begged, sitting down in the midst of the group around the fire and looking toward the door to see if anyone were listening. Then she unfolded her Christmas plan for the new Club.
The fire crackled, and the winter wind blowing down the chimney brought drifting echoes of silvery-toned sleigh bells. Through the window the girls could see the gathering snowstorm with its white, starry snow flakes.
What to read after Stories for Every Holiday?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey Carolyn Sherwin to read onlineMoreLess
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