The Four Corners
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I know I do. " "Oh, yes, I know you do, " returned Mary Lee, " but a grown-up old woman ought to do better. I hope you will when you are her age. " At which sisterly reproof Nan had nothing to say. "At all 176 The Four Corners events, " Mary Lee continued, "I'll stand by you, Nan, and I know the boys will, too. " After Mary Lee left her, Nan reviewed the situ- ation. If her Aunt Sarah's ire cooled she would probably be liberated the next day and her Aunt Helen would not arrive from Washington t...ill Mon- day anyhow. On the other hand, if her Aunt Sarah's anger, instead of cooling should wax stronger, Nan could not expect to be free till her mother should be heard from, and that would be in not less than three days; in all probability it would be four. Nan counted on her fingers: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday; very likely Wednes- day, for Aunt Sarah would hardly have her letter ready before the morning's mail. "I wish she'd send a telegram, " sighed Nan, " but she'll just like to keep me here as long as she can; I've made her so hopping mad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know I do. " "Oh, yes, I know you do, " returned Mary Lee, " but a grown-up old woman ought to do better. I hope you will when you are her age. " At which sisterly reproof Nan had nothing to say. "At all 176 The Four Corners events, " Mary Lee continued, "I'll stand by you, Nan, and I know the boys will, too. " After Mary Lee left her, Nan reviewed the situ- ation. If her Aunt Sarah's ire cooled she would probably be liberated the next day and her Aunt Helen would not arrive from Washington t...ill Mon- day anyhow. On the other hand, if her Aunt Sarah's anger, instead of cooling should wax stronger, Nan could not expect to be free till her mother should be heard from, and that would be in not less than three days; in all probability it would be four. Nan counted on her fingers: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday; very likely Wednes- day, for Aunt Sarah would hardly have her letter ready before the morning's mail. "I wish she'd send a telegram, " sighed Nan, " but she'll just like to keep me here as long as she can; I've made her so hopping mad.
What to read after The Four Corners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanchard Amy Ella to read onlineMoreLess
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