The Hartwell Farm
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* " Comb," said Mrs. Drayton, who was the centre of a group of ladies and gentlemen on the lawn 'atRockhaven, *'I think it is high time we began to play; we want to have three good games before tea.'*' " Yes, it is after five now,*' said Theodora. *• I've a great deal at stake to-day, and I, for one, am eager for the fray." " Why are you so particularly interested to-day, Miss Hartwell?" asked Jack Hasbroucke, who was intending to play with some others of the party on the opposite side of the l...awn. *' Are you going to play for a prize ? If so I think I shall get one of your party to exchange with me." " Oh, you can't do that, Mr. Hasbroucke," replied Theodora, as she stood balancing her mallet on the end of her finger ; " it's against the rule. You must play with that side for the rest of the season ; you know that was the agreement when we chose sides. There, I've done it ; I've tried every day for a week to balance that mal- let while I counted fifteen, and this is the first time I've succeeded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* " Comb," said Mrs. Drayton, who was the centre of a group of ladies and gentlemen on the lawn 'atRockhaven, *'I think it is high time we began to play; we want to have three good games before tea.'*' " Yes, it is after five now,*' said Theodora. *• I've a great deal at stake to-day, and I, for one, am eager for the fray." " Why are you so particularly interested to-day, Miss Hartwell?" asked Jack Hasbroucke, who was intending to play with some others of the party on the opposite side of the l...awn. *' Are you going to play for a prize ? If so I think I shall get one of your party to exchange with me." " Oh, you can't do that, Mr. Hasbroucke," replied Theodora, as she stood balancing her mallet on the end of her finger ; " it's against the rule. You must play with that side for the rest of the season ; you know that was the agreement when we chose sides. There, I've done it ; I've tried every day for a week to balance that mal- let while I counted fifteen, and this is the first time I've succeeded.
What to read after The Hartwell Farm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Barker Comins to read onlineMoreLess
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