The Other Girls 8 9
The Other Girls 8 9
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"I'll do up my hair on the top of my head, " said Bel.
And forthwith, at the far end of the room, away from the delicaterobe and its scattered material, she got out her combs and brushes, and let down her gleaming brown hair.
It took different shades, from umber to almost golden, this "funnyhair" of hers, as she called it. She thought it was because she hadfaded it, playing out in the sun when she was a child; but it wasmore like having got the shine into it. It did not curl, or wave;but it gre...w in lovely arches, with roots even set, around hertemple and in the curves of her neck; and now, as she combed it upin a long, beautiful mass, over her grasping hand, raising it witheach sweep higher toward the crown of her pretty head, all thisvigorous, beautiful growth showed itself, and marked with itsshadowy outline the dainty shapings. One twist at the top for thecomb to go in, and then she parted it in two, and coiled it like agolden-bronze cable; and laid it round and round till the foremostturn rested like a wreath midway about her head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I'll do up my hair on the top of my head, " said Bel.
And forthwith, at the far end of the room, away from the delicaterobe and its scattered material, she got out her combs and brushes, and let down her gleaming brown hair.
It took different shades, from umber to almost golden, this "funnyhair" of hers, as she called it. She thought it was because she hadfaded it, playing out in the sun when she was a child; but it wasmore like having got the shine into it. It did not curl, or wave;but it gre...w in lovely arches, with roots even set, around hertemple and in the curves of her neck; and now, as she combed it upin a long, beautiful mass, over her grasping hand, raising it witheach sweep higher toward the crown of her pretty head, all thisvigorous, beautiful growth showed itself, and marked with itsshadowy outline the dainty shapings. One twist at the top for thecomb to go in, and then she parted it in two, and coiled it like agolden-bronze cable; and laid it round and round till the foremostturn rested like a wreath midway about her head.
What to read after The Other Girls 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs a D T Whitney to read onlineMoreLess
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