The Siren volume 23 24 1932 1934
The Siren volume 23 24 1932 1934
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She wore me out, chasing after it. She loved taffy-apples, peppermint sticks, and practical jokes. I think she even loved me, after her fashion. I felt sorry for her, because she did have her moments of seriousness, when she realized that life wasn't always the joke she would like it to be. She flunked out of school, after one semester. And now, after all these years, Fm back to: Irene: She's no longer seedy — in fact, she's away ahead of me, and Fm doing my darndest right now. To catch up with... her — but several other people have the same idea. After four years in a sorority, she has learned what clothes can do for a woman — especially one such as she is. She has learned, also, the gentle art of lipstick, but still refuses cig- arettes. Fm quite mad about her, and think she's just a little mad about me, too. I feel right now, as I have felt several times before, that I will never love anyone else — but this time I am doggone sine of it.
Men I Have Loved Michael: He took me to all the nicest places, and we went back and forth in cabs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wore me out, chasing after it. She loved taffy-apples, peppermint sticks, and practical jokes. I think she even loved me, after her fashion. I felt sorry for her, because she did have her moments of seriousness, when she realized that life wasn't always the joke she would like it to be. She flunked out of school, after one semester. And now, after all these years, Fm back to: Irene: She's no longer seedy — in fact, she's away ahead of me, and Fm doing my darndest right now. To catch up with... her — but several other people have the same idea. After four years in a sorority, she has learned what clothes can do for a woman — especially one such as she is. She has learned, also, the gentle art of lipstick, but still refuses cig- arettes. Fm quite mad about her, and think she's just a little mad about me, too. I feel right now, as I have felt several times before, that I will never love anyone else — but this time I am doggone sine of it.
Men I Have Loved Michael: He took me to all the nicest places, and we went back and forth in cabs.
What to read after The Siren volume 23 24 1932 1934?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Illinois At Urbana Champaign to read onlineMoreLess
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