The Merriweather Girls And the Mystery of the Queen's Fan
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She's justcommon white trash!" Bet was coming toward Edith, her eyes blazing. "Why Edith Whalen youare nothing but a horrid snob. I hate you!" This was what Miss Elder heard as she came quietly into the class room.
"Bet!" Miss Elder's voice was stern. "I'll see you after schooltonight. I'm surprised to hear you talk like that to anyone. " Bet was overcome with shame and anger. She went to her place at onceand bent over her books, knowing that Edith was preening herself overher success in gettin...g others into trouble. It seemed as if Edithcould always do something mean and get away with it.
"And if I so much as, --well lose my temper a wee little bit like I didthis morning--I get punished. " Bet was receiving the sympathy of herchums at noon.
From a distance Bet heard Edith talking to a group of girls about her, "Miss Elder will make her apologize to me, and I hope it will be beforethe whole school. Bet thinks she can say anything, just becauseColonel Baxter is rich and popular. " Bet had started toward the corner of the room where Edith was standing, but Shirley laid her hand on her shoulder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She's justcommon white trash!" Bet was coming toward Edith, her eyes blazing. "Why Edith Whalen youare nothing but a horrid snob. I hate you!" This was what Miss Elder heard as she came quietly into the class room.
"Bet!" Miss Elder's voice was stern. "I'll see you after schooltonight. I'm surprised to hear you talk like that to anyone. " Bet was overcome with shame and anger. She went to her place at onceand bent over her books, knowing that Edith was preening herself overher success in gettin...g others into trouble. It seemed as if Edithcould always do something mean and get away with it.
"And if I so much as, --well lose my temper a wee little bit like I didthis morning--I get punished. " Bet was receiving the sympathy of herchums at noon.
From a distance Bet heard Edith talking to a group of girls about her, "Miss Elder will make her apologize to me, and I hope it will be beforethe whole school. Bet thinks she can say anything, just becauseColonel Baxter is rich and popular. " Bet had started toward the corner of the room where Edith was standing, but Shirley laid her hand on her shoulder.
What to read after The Merriweather Girls And the Mystery of the Queen's Fan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edholm Lizette M. to read onlineMoreLess
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