The Real Adventure 8 4
The Real Adventure 8 4
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She plunged into her trunk, rummaged out a middy-blouse, a pair of blacksilk bloomers, and her gymnasium sneakers, rolled them all together in abundle, got into her rubbers and her ulster again, and--I'm afraid thereis no other word for it--fled.
She was one of the first of the chorus to reach the hail and she hadnearly finished putting on her working clothes before the rest of themcame pelting in. But she didn't get out quickly enough to miss thesensation that was exciting them all--the news t...hat Grant had beendropped. A few of them were indignant; the rest merely curious. Theindignant ones allowed themselves a license in the expression of thisfeeling that positively staggered Rose; made use in a quitematter-of-fact way of words she had supposed even a drunken truck-manwould have attempted to refrain from in the presence of a woman. Shemade a discovery afterward, that there were many girls in the chorus whonever talked like that; and among those who did, the further distinctionbetween those who used vile language casually, or even jocularly, andthose who were driven to it only by anger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She plunged into her trunk, rummaged out a middy-blouse, a pair of blacksilk bloomers, and her gymnasium sneakers, rolled them all together in abundle, got into her rubbers and her ulster again, and--I'm afraid thereis no other word for it--fled.
She was one of the first of the chorus to reach the hail and she hadnearly finished putting on her working clothes before the rest of themcame pelting in. But she didn't get out quickly enough to miss thesensation that was exciting them all--the news t...hat Grant had beendropped. A few of them were indignant; the rest merely curious. Theindignant ones allowed themselves a license in the expression of thisfeeling that positively staggered Rose; made use in a quitematter-of-fact way of words she had supposed even a drunken truck-manwould have attempted to refrain from in the presence of a woman. Shemade a discovery afterward, that there were many girls in the chorus whonever talked like that; and among those who did, the further distinctionbetween those who used vile language casually, or even jocularly, andthose who were driven to it only by anger.
What to read after The Real Adventure 8 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Merwin And Henry Kitchell Webster to read onlineMoreLess
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