The New Girl At St. Chad's
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"It had an illustration, too, done very badly, in just a few crooked strokes, like littlechildren draw: "L illie is a dab at cricket; I depict her at the wicket. L ook how tight her bat she's grasping, L eaving all the fielders gasping! I have done this sketch in woggles, E specially to show her goggles.
"It ought to have the picture to really explain it, " said Honorregretfully; "I'm sorry now that I tore it up. I began a piece on theexams. Too; it was a parody of 'The boy stood on the burning... deck', butI can't get beyond the first verse: "The girl sat at the hard, bare desk, Whence all but she had fled; Her fingers they were stained with ink, And aching was her head. " "Oh, go on! It would be so nice!" "It's impossible to think of any more. " "The time rolled on, she could not go Without her teacher's word, " improvised Ruth.
"That teacher, taking tea below, Her sighs no longer heard, " finished Honor. "Only, Miss Farrar wouldn't be taking tea in the middleof an exam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It had an illustration, too, done very badly, in just a few crooked strokes, like littlechildren draw: "L illie is a dab at cricket; I depict her at the wicket. L ook how tight her bat she's grasping, L eaving all the fielders gasping! I have done this sketch in woggles, E specially to show her goggles.
"It ought to have the picture to really explain it, " said Honorregretfully; "I'm sorry now that I tore it up. I began a piece on theexams. Too; it was a parody of 'The boy stood on the burning... deck', butI can't get beyond the first verse: "The girl sat at the hard, bare desk, Whence all but she had fled; Her fingers they were stained with ink, And aching was her head. " "Oh, go on! It would be so nice!" "It's impossible to think of any more. " "The time rolled on, she could not go Without her teacher's word, " improvised Ruth.
"That teacher, taking tea below, Her sighs no longer heard, " finished Honor. "Only, Miss Farrar wouldn't be taking tea in the middleof an exam.
What to read after The New Girl At St. Chad's?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brazil Angela to read onlineMoreLess
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