The Chautauqua Girls At Home
The Chautauqua Girls At Home
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Baker, and the consequent talk.
"Now do you suppose that is true?" she said, suddenly breaking off atthe point where Col. Baker had assured her that all clergymen lookedwith utter disfavor on cards.
Marion glanced from one to another of the faces before her with anamused air; none of them spoke.
"It is rather queer, " she said, at last, "that I have to be authority, or that I seem to be the only one posted, when I have but just emergedfrom a state of unbelief in the whole subject. But I tell yo...u truly, myblessed little innocent, Col. Baker is well posted; not only the clergy, but he will find a large class of the most enlightened Christians, lookwith disapproval on the whole thing in all its variations. " "Why do they?" This from Flossy, with a perplexed and troubled tone.
"Well, " said Marion, "now that question is more easily asked thananswered. It requires an argument. " "An argument is just what I want; I like to have things explained. Before that, though, one thing that puzzles me is how should Col.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Baker, and the consequent talk.
"Now do you suppose that is true?" she said, suddenly breaking off atthe point where Col. Baker had assured her that all clergymen lookedwith utter disfavor on cards.
Marion glanced from one to another of the faces before her with anamused air; none of them spoke.
"It is rather queer, " she said, at last, "that I have to be authority, or that I seem to be the only one posted, when I have but just emergedfrom a state of unbelief in the whole subject. But I tell yo...u truly, myblessed little innocent, Col. Baker is well posted; not only the clergy, but he will find a large class of the most enlightened Christians, lookwith disapproval on the whole thing in all its variations. " "Why do they?" This from Flossy, with a perplexed and troubled tone.
"Well, " said Marion, "now that question is more easily asked thananswered. It requires an argument. " "An argument is just what I want; I like to have things explained. Before that, though, one thing that puzzles me is how should Col.
What to read after The Chautauqua Girls At Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pansy to read onlineMoreLess
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