The Four Corners Abroad
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" " Well, I know this child spends no fortune on costumes, " put in Jo. " Cheap and easy is my motto for this occasion. " " Mamma tried to hire something for us, " 306 The Four Corners Abroad said Juliet, "but everything we saw that would fit was so mussy and soiled that it wouldn't do at all. We did manage to rig out Maurice, but I am still looking. " " Mary Lee would make a perfect little Dres- den shepherdess, " said Jo, " and I don't think it would be a hard costume to get up. She could cop...y some of the figures we have seen and it would be lovely. " " Good ! " cried Nan. " I approve of that myself. Although it is not strictly original it will be very becoming and just suit my fair sister's style. " " I am going to talk to mother about it, " said Mary Lee leaving the group.
" I'd like to know what a long, lanky thing like me can wear, " said Nan. " I might go as a bean-pole, and twine a vine up my length. " " You may be long but you're not what I should call lanky, " corrected Jo.
" I think Nan would look fine in one of those costumes on those quaint post-cards we all liked so much at Christmas time, " said Juliet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Well, I know this child spends no fortune on costumes, " put in Jo. " Cheap and easy is my motto for this occasion. " " Mamma tried to hire something for us, " 306 The Four Corners Abroad said Juliet, "but everything we saw that would fit was so mussy and soiled that it wouldn't do at all. We did manage to rig out Maurice, but I am still looking. " " Mary Lee would make a perfect little Dres- den shepherdess, " said Jo, " and I don't think it would be a hard costume to get up. She could cop...y some of the figures we have seen and it would be lovely. " " Good ! " cried Nan. " I approve of that myself. Although it is not strictly original it will be very becoming and just suit my fair sister's style. " " I am going to talk to mother about it, " said Mary Lee leaving the group.
" I'd like to know what a long, lanky thing like me can wear, " said Nan. " I might go as a bean-pole, and twine a vine up my length. " " You may be long but you're not what I should call lanky, " corrected Jo.
" I think Nan would look fine in one of those costumes on those quaint post-cards we all liked so much at Christmas time, " said Juliet.
What to read after The Four Corners Abroad?
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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