The Girl Scout Pioneers
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So anxious was Rose to know where Tessie was, she glimpsed throughthe little note without actually reading one word of it. She wasjust looking for a clue as to the girl's whereabouts, but to herdisappointment none was given! Not one word showed the capitalletter at its face, that would have marked the name of any place!Tessie wrote English well enough to make herself understood, andthe brief note was almost explosive in its choice of strongphrases. The "quarter whistle" blew, announcing to Rose... the factthat fifteen minutes of the precious noon hour still remained, andas ten would be ample time for her to reach the mill, in the fiveextra minutes she might read her letters.
Stopping at a little stone wall, which surrounded one of theoldest houses in Franklin, Rose read first the note from Tessie. As she expected, the "news" was more a compilation of strong slangthan an attempt to impart any real information, and although but ashort time removed from the acute influence of "chewing-gumEnglish, " Rose had already developed a dislike for the more vulgarof such forms of utterance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So anxious was Rose to know where Tessie was, she glimpsed throughthe little note without actually reading one word of it. She wasjust looking for a clue as to the girl's whereabouts, but to herdisappointment none was given! Not one word showed the capitalletter at its face, that would have marked the name of any place!Tessie wrote English well enough to make herself understood, andthe brief note was almost explosive in its choice of strongphrases. The "quarter whistle" blew, announcing to Rose... the factthat fifteen minutes of the precious noon hour still remained, andas ten would be ample time for her to reach the mill, in the fiveextra minutes she might read her letters.
Stopping at a little stone wall, which surrounded one of theoldest houses in Franklin, Rose read first the note from Tessie. As she expected, the "news" was more a compilation of strong slangthan an attempt to impart any real information, and although but ashort time removed from the acute influence of "chewing-gumEnglish, " Rose had already developed a dislike for the more vulgarof such forms of utterance.
What to read after The Girl Scout Pioneers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garis Lilian to read onlineMoreLess
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