The Third Violet
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Back!" After these two attacks Hawker became silent.
" Gee ! Gee ! Gee there, blast — s'cuse me. Gee! Whoa! Git-ap ! " All the boarders of the inn were upon its porches waiting for the dinner gong. There ^ was a surge toward the railing as a middle- aged woman passed the word along hefTnid- dle-aged friends that Miss Fanhall, accom- Digitized by Google 86 THE THIBD VIOLET.
panied by Mr. Hawker, had arrived on the ox cart of Mr. Hawker's father.
" Whoa ! Ha ! Git-ap ! '' said the old man in more... subdued tones. " Whoa there, Red 1 Whoa, now! Wh-o-a!" Hawker helped the girl to alight, and she paused for a moment conversing with the old man about the oxen. Then she ran smiling up the steps to meet the Worcester girls.
" Oh, such a lovely time ! Those dear old oxen — ^you should have been with us I '* Digitized by Google CHAPTER XV.
" Oh, Miss Fanhall ! " " What is it, Mrs. Tniscot ? " "That was a great prank of yours last night, my dear. We all enjoyed the joke so much." "Prank?" " Yes, your riding on the ox cart with that old farmer and that young Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Back!" After these two attacks Hawker became silent.
" Gee ! Gee ! Gee there, blast — s'cuse me. Gee! Whoa! Git-ap ! " All the boarders of the inn were upon its porches waiting for the dinner gong. There ^ was a surge toward the railing as a middle- aged woman passed the word along hefTnid- dle-aged friends that Miss Fanhall, accom- Digitized by Google 86 THE THIBD VIOLET.
panied by Mr. Hawker, had arrived on the ox cart of Mr. Hawker's father.
" Whoa ! Ha ! Git-ap ! '' said the old man in more... subdued tones. " Whoa there, Red 1 Whoa, now! Wh-o-a!" Hawker helped the girl to alight, and she paused for a moment conversing with the old man about the oxen. Then she ran smiling up the steps to meet the Worcester girls.
" Oh, such a lovely time ! Those dear old oxen — ^you should have been with us I '* Digitized by Google CHAPTER XV.
" Oh, Miss Fanhall ! " " What is it, Mrs. Tniscot ? " "That was a great prank of yours last night, my dear. We all enjoyed the joke so much." "Prank?" " Yes, your riding on the ox cart with that old farmer and that young Mr.
What to read after The Third Violet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crane Stephen to read onlineMoreLess
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