The Story of Julia Page
The Story of Julia Page
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On the left each door opened into a bedroom, oneoccupied by Miss Toland and littered by her possessions, one empty andimmaculate. The two were joined by a shining little bath. Julia lookedat the white bed in the unoccupied room, the white bureau, the whitechairs, the white dotted curtains at the windows, the dark-blue rugs ona painted floor, and a gasp of honest admiration broke from her. MissToland gave her a quick approving glance, but said nothing.
Through the big double door they stepped st...raight on the stage thatfilled one end of the tiny auditorium, Miss Toland touching an electricbutton that flooded the room with light, for Julia's benefit. There werewide windows, curtained in crisp dotted white, all about the hall, and adoor at the far end that gave, as Julia afterward learned, on a sidestreet. An upright piano was on the stage, and at one side a flight ofthree or four steps led down to the hall. The main floor was broken bytables and benches, a hundred sewing bags of blue linen hung on numberedhooks on the wall, and at the far end there were two deep closets forkindergarten materials and sewing supplies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the left each door opened into a bedroom, oneoccupied by Miss Toland and littered by her possessions, one empty andimmaculate. The two were joined by a shining little bath. Julia lookedat the white bed in the unoccupied room, the white bureau, the whitechairs, the white dotted curtains at the windows, the dark-blue rugs ona painted floor, and a gasp of honest admiration broke from her. MissToland gave her a quick approving glance, but said nothing.
Through the big double door they stepped st...raight on the stage thatfilled one end of the tiny auditorium, Miss Toland touching an electricbutton that flooded the room with light, for Julia's benefit. There werewide windows, curtained in crisp dotted white, all about the hall, and adoor at the far end that gave, as Julia afterward learned, on a sidestreet. An upright piano was on the stage, and at one side a flight ofthree or four steps led down to the hall. The main floor was broken bytables and benches, a hundred sewing bags of blue linen hung on numberedhooks on the wall, and at the far end there were two deep closets forkindergarten materials and sewing supplies.
What to read after The Story of Julia Page?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris Kathleen Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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