The Prodigal Girl
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Well pleased that they were, he glanced out again and watched the crowds idly. As the train started on, he noticed a pretty girl who looked extremely like his Betty, standing on the platform. If he hadn’t just left Betty at home in her bed asleep, he would have been almost startled, this girl looked so much like her. Dressed as Betty did at home, too. A fur coat just like hers and a little black hat. He turned his head to watch her, keeping up the illusion pleasantly. She walked like Betty, too,... carrying a little suitcase, with her small head tilted proudly and her back straight as a pipe stem.The girl disappeared into the station and Chester went on with his figuring and thought no more about it. In due time he arrived in New York, making perfect connection with his home train. He was filled with satisfaction at the way things were coming out.Meantime, back at home the family were making popcorn balls and gingerbread men and tin stars and cookies. They were busy and happy and did not even notice when a few lazy flakes began to come down.It was not till they had cleared off the things and began to get lunch that Chris looked up.“Aw!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well pleased that they were, he glanced out again and watched the crowds idly. As the train started on, he noticed a pretty girl who looked extremely like his Betty, standing on the platform. If he hadn’t just left Betty at home in her bed asleep, he would have been almost startled, this girl looked so much like her. Dressed as Betty did at home, too. A fur coat just like hers and a little black hat. He turned his head to watch her, keeping up the illusion pleasantly. She walked like Betty, too,... carrying a little suitcase, with her small head tilted proudly and her back straight as a pipe stem.The girl disappeared into the station and Chester went on with his figuring and thought no more about it. In due time he arrived in New York, making perfect connection with his home train. He was filled with satisfaction at the way things were coming out.Meantime, back at home the family were making popcorn balls and gingerbread men and tin stars and cookies. They were busy and happy and did not even notice when a few lazy flakes began to come down.It was not till they had cleared off the things and began to get lunch that Chris looked up.“Aw!
What to read after The Prodigal Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hill Grace Livingston to read onlineMoreLess
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