The Girls of Central High in Camp
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Laura sprang forward and jerked apart the flap. She only feared thatsomething was the matter with Liz.
And there was, apparently. She was crouching down, against the farwall of the tent, her hands over her face, and trembling like a leaf.
Afterward Laura thought over this scene with wonder. Lonesome Liz didnot seem like a girl who would be so terribly disturbed about athunder storm. She had shown no fear when the tempest began and theother girls had scampered for the cabin.
But now she was moan...ing, and rocking herself to and fro, and it wassome moments before they could get a sensible word out of her.
"Oh! oh! oh!" wailed Liz. "I want to go back to town. I don't likethis place a little bit--no, I don't! Oh, oh!" "Stop your noise, Liz!" exclaimed Jess, suddenly exasperated. "Youcan't go back while it is storming so. And when it stops you won'twant to. " But Laura was worried. She looked all about the tent. What had theBarnacle barked so about?
Nor was he satisfied now. The storm held up after a time; but the dogkept rushing out and barking as though he had just remembered thatthere had been a prowler about, and he had not had a chance to chasehim.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Laura sprang forward and jerked apart the flap. She only feared thatsomething was the matter with Liz.
And there was, apparently. She was crouching down, against the farwall of the tent, her hands over her face, and trembling like a leaf.
Afterward Laura thought over this scene with wonder. Lonesome Liz didnot seem like a girl who would be so terribly disturbed about athunder storm. She had shown no fear when the tempest began and theother girls had scampered for the cabin.
But now she was moan...ing, and rocking herself to and fro, and it wassome moments before they could get a sensible word out of her.
"Oh! oh! oh!" wailed Liz. "I want to go back to town. I don't likethis place a little bit--no, I don't! Oh, oh!" "Stop your noise, Liz!" exclaimed Jess, suddenly exasperated. "Youcan't go back while it is storming so. And when it stops you won'twant to. " But Laura was worried. She looked all about the tent. What had theBarnacle barked so about?
Nor was he satisfied now. The storm held up after a time; but the dogkept rushing out and barking as though he had just remembered thatthere had been a prowler about, and he had not had a chance to chasehim.
What to read after The Girls of Central High in Camp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morrison Gertrude W. to read onlineMoreLess
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