The Motor Girls Through New England
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You see, I am not all agypsy. My father was a sort of Polish nobleman and my mother was partEnglish. She became interested in the great question of the poor, andso left society for this--the free life. My father was also areformer, and they were married twice--to make sure. It is my father'smoney that keeps me like this, and, of course, the tribe does not wantto lose me. " "And this man David?" "I met him when I rode like a queen in an open chariot in a procession. That is, he saw me, and, like... the queens in the old stories, he managedto get a note to me. Then I had him come to the park we were quarteredin. And since then--but it does seem so long!" "Could not Lena take a letter for me?" asked Cora timidly.
"Oh, no! They would punish her very severely if she interfered in yourcase. You see, Salvo must be avenged and released from jail. I alwayshated Salvo!" Cora was silent. Presently the girl returned and placed the linentablecloth on the floor. Following her came the other girl, with atray of things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You see, I am not all agypsy. My father was a sort of Polish nobleman and my mother was partEnglish. She became interested in the great question of the poor, andso left society for this--the free life. My father was also areformer, and they were married twice--to make sure. It is my father'smoney that keeps me like this, and, of course, the tribe does not wantto lose me. " "And this man David?" "I met him when I rode like a queen in an open chariot in a procession. That is, he saw me, and, like... the queens in the old stories, he managedto get a note to me. Then I had him come to the park we were quarteredin. And since then--but it does seem so long!" "Could not Lena take a letter for me?" asked Cora timidly.
"Oh, no! They would punish her very severely if she interfered in yourcase. You see, Salvo must be avenged and released from jail. I alwayshated Salvo!" Cora was silent. Presently the girl returned and placed the linentablecloth on the floor. Following her came the other girl, with atray of things.
What to read after The Motor Girls Through New England?
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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