The Girls
The Girls
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They went there every stunmer. The food was good, the air superb, the people typical of any Michigan first-lass resort. Jeannette had gone to spend ten days in a girls' camp in Wisconsin. She had a job promised for September. The Paysons had a three-room cottage near the hotel and under the hotel's management; took their meals in the hotel dining room. The cottage boasted a vine- covered porch and a tiny garden. The days were not half bad. Mrs. Payson played bridge occa- sionally. Aunt Charlott...e rocked and knitted and watched the young girls in their gay sweaters and Digitized by CjOOQIC 26o THE GIRLS flat-heeled white shoes and smart loud skirts. Lot- tie even played golf occasionally, when her mother and Amit Charlotte were napping or resting, or safely disposed of on their own cottage porch or hotel veranda. There were few men during the week On Fridays husbands and fiances swarmed down on train and boat for the week-end. On Sat- urday night there was a dance. Lottie, sitting on the porch of their little cottage, could hear the music.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They went there every stunmer. The food was good, the air superb, the people typical of any Michigan first-lass resort. Jeannette had gone to spend ten days in a girls' camp in Wisconsin. She had a job promised for September. The Paysons had a three-room cottage near the hotel and under the hotel's management; took their meals in the hotel dining room. The cottage boasted a vine- covered porch and a tiny garden. The days were not half bad. Mrs. Payson played bridge occa- sionally. Aunt Charlott...e rocked and knitted and watched the young girls in their gay sweaters and Digitized by CjOOQIC 26o THE GIRLS flat-heeled white shoes and smart loud skirts. Lot- tie even played golf occasionally, when her mother and Amit Charlotte were napping or resting, or safely disposed of on their own cottage porch or hotel veranda. There were few men during the week On Fridays husbands and fiances swarmed down on train and boat for the week-end. On Sat- urday night there was a dance. Lottie, sitting on the porch of their little cottage, could hear the music.
What to read after The Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferber Edna to read onlineMoreLess
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