The Motor Girls On Cedar Lake
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"I just love to hear Mabel sing. " Jack said he did also, then outside the dropped curtain steppedMabel.
She was pretty, a little thing with brown eyes and brown hair. Shewore the most babyish dress made in empire, and it was evident sheknew something about making up for good effect on the stage.
Applause instantly greeted Mabel, and Jack was not the one who firsttired of clapping his hands. This pleased Miss Jeannette immensely, and she did not fail to express her pleasure to those about her.
...The dark man in the seat across the aisle glanced first at the stageand then at the seat where the elderly lady sat. Jack was watchinghim, and noted his peculiar glances. Presently Mabel started tosing. Her voice was sweet, and her stage manners attractive.
"Isn't she lovely!" exclaimed Bess to Ed. "I do believe she isstudying for the stage. " "Shouldn't wonder, " replied the young man under his breath. Thenthe girl finished the song and bowed with such pretty piquancy thateverybody demanded more of her talent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I just love to hear Mabel sing. " Jack said he did also, then outside the dropped curtain steppedMabel.
She was pretty, a little thing with brown eyes and brown hair. Shewore the most babyish dress made in empire, and it was evident sheknew something about making up for good effect on the stage.
Applause instantly greeted Mabel, and Jack was not the one who firsttired of clapping his hands. This pleased Miss Jeannette immensely, and she did not fail to express her pleasure to those about her.
...The dark man in the seat across the aisle glanced first at the stageand then at the seat where the elderly lady sat. Jack was watchinghim, and noted his peculiar glances. Presently Mabel started tosing. Her voice was sweet, and her stage manners attractive.
"Isn't she lovely!" exclaimed Bess to Ed. "I do believe she isstudying for the stage. " "Shouldn't wonder, " replied the young man under his breath. Thenthe girl finished the song and bowed with such pretty piquancy thateverybody demanded more of her talent.
What to read after The Motor Girls On Cedar Lake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Penrose Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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