The Outdoor Girls At the Hostess House
The Outdoor Girls At the Hostess House
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" They laughed unsteadily, and Mollie threw an affectionate and repentantarm about the Little Captain's shoulders.
"Betty, dear, you make me ashamed of myself, " she said impulsively. "As ifyou didn't have enough to worry about yourself without my making you more. I'm a selfish pig, that's all. " Just then the sound that they had all been unconsciously listening forstruck heavily upon their ears. The regular tramp, tramp of hundreds, thousands, of marching feet!
"Oh, they're coming, they're com...ing!" cried Amy, in a sort of suffocatedlittle moan.
"Well, of course they're coming, " retorted Mollie, her nerves jumping withthe effort to speak coolly. "We've been almost expecting that they would, haven't we?" "Oh, I know. But it all seemed like a terrible d-dream till now, " returnedAmy, looking so like a bewildered child that Betty put a comforting armabout her and drew her into the little recess beside her.
"It isn't a dream, Amy dear, " she said, very steadily. "I don't think wewere ever more fully or terribly awake than we are now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" They laughed unsteadily, and Mollie threw an affectionate and repentantarm about the Little Captain's shoulders.
"Betty, dear, you make me ashamed of myself, " she said impulsively. "As ifyou didn't have enough to worry about yourself without my making you more. I'm a selfish pig, that's all. " Just then the sound that they had all been unconsciously listening forstruck heavily upon their ears. The regular tramp, tramp of hundreds, thousands, of marching feet!
"Oh, they're coming, they're com...ing!" cried Amy, in a sort of suffocatedlittle moan.
"Well, of course they're coming, " retorted Mollie, her nerves jumping withthe effort to speak coolly. "We've been almost expecting that they would, haven't we?" "Oh, I know. But it all seemed like a terrible d-dream till now, " returnedAmy, looking so like a bewildered child that Betty put a comforting armabout her and drew her into the little recess beside her.
"It isn't a dream, Amy dear, " she said, very steadily. "I don't think wewere ever more fully or terribly awake than we are now.
What to read after The Outdoor Girls At the Hostess House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hope Laura Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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