The Girl Scouts' Good Turn
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So now Marjorie had this double tragedy to face: she had not only losther canoe, but her confidence had been betrayed. And Ruth, who hadprophesied something of the sort from the first, had triumphed!
Miss Phillips was too wise to call a Scout meeting immediately; shewanted to give the discussion a chance to simmer down. Besides this, shefelt deeply for Marjorie. The girl had encountered a terribledisappointment; older and more experienced people than Marjorie hadbroken down under parallel circu...mstances. Miss Phillips wanted to giveher a good chance to cry; after that, she depended upon Lily's goodsense and tact to console her.
Accordingly, nothing was done until the next night, when Miss Phillipscalled the Scouts to a meeting.
The subject was hardly mentioned before Ruth Henry sprang to her feet.
"Captain, " she began, talking rather fast, for she had in her own mind anumber of points that she wished to make, "we all have to admit that wehave failed. The idea--social service, Good Turn, whatever you want tocall it--is splendid; but the person we selected, unworthy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So now Marjorie had this double tragedy to face: she had not only losther canoe, but her confidence had been betrayed. And Ruth, who hadprophesied something of the sort from the first, had triumphed!
Miss Phillips was too wise to call a Scout meeting immediately; shewanted to give the discussion a chance to simmer down. Besides this, shefelt deeply for Marjorie. The girl had encountered a terribledisappointment; older and more experienced people than Marjorie hadbroken down under parallel circu...mstances. Miss Phillips wanted to giveher a good chance to cry; after that, she depended upon Lily's goodsense and tact to console her.
Accordingly, nothing was done until the next night, when Miss Phillipscalled the Scouts to a meeting.
The subject was hardly mentioned before Ruth Henry sprang to her feet.
"Captain, " she began, talking rather fast, for she had in her own mind anumber of points that she wished to make, "we all have to admit that wehave failed. The idea--social service, Good Turn, whatever you want tocall it--is splendid; but the person we selected, unworthy.
What to read after The Girl Scouts' Good Turn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lavell Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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