The Betty Wales Girls And Mr Kidd
The Betty Wales Girls And Mr Kidd
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She gets 'em about twice a week, Georgiana every time she forgets to write home for a day. So you can imagine her habitual state of mind, poor thing!
BABE. She can sympathize with you, Georgi- ana, and so can we other two B. 's, who live near her.
MADELINE. Don't leave me out, Babe. I sympathize too, Georgiana, so deeply that I'll even undertake to get the telegram to Georgia for you.
GEORGIANA. I don't much care whether she gets her old telegram or not, after all the trouble she's made me.
BET...TY. Oh, but it might be important, Georgiana.
49 THE BETTY WALES GIRLS HELEN. Maybe her Prom, man oh, but she's a freshman. She would n't have one.
GEORGIANA. It does seem to be from a Prom, man. I read it before I saw the address.
MADELINE (hastily). That's all right, Helen. Georgia Ames takes so much upper-class work that she was invited by our class to come to the Prom. (Looks around vaguely. ) I'm quite sure somebody mentioned wanting to invite her.
GEORGIANA. Well, I think it was very silly of the class to invite a freshman specially a freshman nobody knows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She gets 'em about twice a week, Georgiana every time she forgets to write home for a day. So you can imagine her habitual state of mind, poor thing!
BABE. She can sympathize with you, Georgi- ana, and so can we other two B. 's, who live near her.
MADELINE. Don't leave me out, Babe. I sympathize too, Georgiana, so deeply that I'll even undertake to get the telegram to Georgia for you.
GEORGIANA. I don't much care whether she gets her old telegram or not, after all the trouble she's made me.
BET...TY. Oh, but it might be important, Georgiana.
49 THE BETTY WALES GIRLS HELEN. Maybe her Prom, man oh, but she's a freshman. She would n't have one.
GEORGIANA. It does seem to be from a Prom, man. I read it before I saw the address.
MADELINE (hastily). That's all right, Helen. Georgia Ames takes so much upper-class work that she was invited by our class to come to the Prom. (Looks around vaguely. ) I'm quite sure somebody mentioned wanting to invite her.
GEORGIANA. Well, I think it was very silly of the class to invite a freshman specially a freshman nobody knows.
What to read after The Betty Wales Girls And Mr Kidd?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warde Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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