The Travelling Thirds
The Travelling Thirds
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"She is a little flirt and quite intoxicated with what she calls an intrigue. It is the first time she has ever done any thinking for herself — you can see what Cousin Lyman is; he'd feed us if we'd let him. If we were Moultons, we'd be taking a little fling ourselves. Here she comes." Lydia found a place beside them in the crowd that was clamoring for the old wom- an's hot tortillas.
"Mother says there is not enough bread," she said. "Jane is afraid of the beggars and father has disappeared, o...r I suppose I should not have got this far alone. Talk about the freedom of the American girl!
I'd like to write a book to tell the world I02 The Travelling Thirds how many different kinds of Americans there are.
"You can't deny that you are a spoiled child, though," said Over, banteringly, and then he scowled. The young peasant had joined the group and was quietly demanding a tortilla. He no longer wore his peasant blouse, but the gala costume he had bought or borrowed in Tarragona. He was a superb figure of a man, and every woman on the platform stared at him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"She is a little flirt and quite intoxicated with what she calls an intrigue. It is the first time she has ever done any thinking for herself — you can see what Cousin Lyman is; he'd feed us if we'd let him. If we were Moultons, we'd be taking a little fling ourselves. Here she comes." Lydia found a place beside them in the crowd that was clamoring for the old wom- an's hot tortillas.
"Mother says there is not enough bread," she said. "Jane is afraid of the beggars and father has disappeared, o...r I suppose I should not have got this far alone. Talk about the freedom of the American girl!
I'd like to write a book to tell the world I02 The Travelling Thirds how many different kinds of Americans there are.
"You can't deny that you are a spoiled child, though," said Over, banteringly, and then he scowled. The young peasant had joined the group and was quietly demanding a tortilla. He no longer wore his peasant blouse, but the gala costume he had bought or borrowed in Tarragona. He was a superb figure of a man, and every woman on the platform stared at him.
What to read after The Travelling Thirds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Atherton, Gertrude Franklin Horn, 1857-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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