Treasured Brides Collection (2014)
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They fluttered in by ones and twos in their little bright dresses, looking like a lot of dressy dolls on the Garner lawn. They hovered about awaiting a few more arrivals, chattering like a flock of birds just alighted.
“Oh Ethel!” screamed her special chum Janet Chipley, “isn’t that a darling new dress! Did your mother make it or did you get it in the city?”
“This?” said Ethel, with a conscious look at the dainty little blue-and-white voile she was wearing. “Oh, it’s a little imported frock Moth...er picked up. It is rather good, isn’t it?”
“Imported!” exclaimed Maud Bradley, dashing into the conversation with gusto. “My goodness! They don’t import cotton dresses do they? Aren’t you stylish, wearing imported dresses in the afternoon. Say, Ethel, you look precious in it, though, don’t you? That’s a pastel shade of blue, isn’t it? You ought to save it for the ride. It’s awfully attractive. Jessie Heath said she was getting a new dress, too. Her mother ordered it in New York from that great dressmaker she goes to every spring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They fluttered in by ones and twos in their little bright dresses, looking like a lot of dressy dolls on the Garner lawn. They hovered about awaiting a few more arrivals, chattering like a flock of birds just alighted.
“Oh Ethel!” screamed her special chum Janet Chipley, “isn’t that a darling new dress! Did your mother make it or did you get it in the city?”
“This?” said Ethel, with a conscious look at the dainty little blue-and-white voile she was wearing. “Oh, it’s a little imported frock Moth...er picked up. It is rather good, isn’t it?”
“Imported!” exclaimed Maud Bradley, dashing into the conversation with gusto. “My goodness! They don’t import cotton dresses do they? Aren’t you stylish, wearing imported dresses in the afternoon. Say, Ethel, you look precious in it, though, don’t you? That’s a pastel shade of blue, isn’t it? You ought to save it for the ride. It’s awfully attractive. Jessie Heath said she was getting a new dress, too. Her mother ordered it in New York from that great dressmaker she goes to every spring.
What to read after Treasured Brides Collection?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hill Grace Livingston to read onlineMoreLess
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