The Lilac Lady
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"She looked as if she might be a witch orold Grandmother, Tipsy-toe--I never did like that game--" "We thought she _was_ a witch, " again Allee spoke up, unmindful of thefrown on her older sister's face; "and we hid. " "But we watched her, " Peace continued hastily, "and saw Gail give hersome money. She did look awful forlorny and squizzled up as if she neverhad enough to eat to make any meat on her bones, and she nearly tumbledover, trying to kiss Gail's hand 'cause she gave her some money. So...after she was gone, we ran down to the gate to watch her, and what doyou think? Just as she turned the corner, there was a cop--" "A what, Peace?" "I mean a p'liceman, coming along with his club swinging around hishand, and when the beggar woman saw him, she straightened up as stiffand starchy as anybody could be, and hustled off down the street 'mostas quick as I can walk. She was a--a fraud, and Gail got cheated justlike I did when I gave that hole-y shoed girl on the hill my shoes. "Here Frances shot a look of triumph at discomfited Gail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"She looked as if she might be a witch orold Grandmother, Tipsy-toe--I never did like that game--" "We thought she _was_ a witch, " again Allee spoke up, unmindful of thefrown on her older sister's face; "and we hid. " "But we watched her, " Peace continued hastily, "and saw Gail give hersome money. She did look awful forlorny and squizzled up as if she neverhad enough to eat to make any meat on her bones, and she nearly tumbledover, trying to kiss Gail's hand 'cause she gave her some money. So...after she was gone, we ran down to the gate to watch her, and what doyou think? Just as she turned the corner, there was a cop--" "A what, Peace?" "I mean a p'liceman, coming along with his club swinging around hishand, and when the beggar woman saw him, she straightened up as stiffand starchy as anybody could be, and hustled off down the street 'mostas quick as I can walk. She was a--a fraud, and Gail got cheated justlike I did when I gave that hole-y shoed girl on the hill my shoes. "Here Frances shot a look of triumph at discomfited Gail.
What to read after The Lilac Lady?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown Ruth Alberta to read onlineMoreLess
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