The Camp Fire Girls At School
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Full particulars sent for a postage stamp. " Migwan had seen quite a fewpicture plays, many of them miserably poor, and felt that she couldwrite better ones than some, or at least just as good. She wrote to theaddress given in one of the advertisements, asking for "fullparticulars. " Back came a letter couched in the most glowing terms, which Migwan was not experienced enough to recognize as a multigraphedcopy, which stated that the writer had noticed in her letter of inquirya literary ability ...well worth cultivating, and he would feel himselfhighly honored to be allowed to teach her to write moving picture plays, a field in which she would speedily gain fame and fortune. He wouldthrow open the gates of success for her for the nominal fee of thirtydollars, with five dollars extra for "stationery, etc. " His regular feewas thirty-five dollars, but it was not often that he came across somuch ability as she had, and he considered the pleasure he would derivefrom the correspondence course worth five dollars to him.
What to read after The Camp Fire Girls At School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frey Hildegard Gertrude to read onlineMoreLess
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