Vassar Stories
Vassar Stories
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A peace and order, as tranquillizing as it was novel, brooded over each book and pillow. Eliza- beth pinned up the neatest of " Engaged's, " changed her skating clothes for a wrapper, and stretched out on the couch with a happy, sleepy sigh.
Myra walked in without knocking, set out the chafing-dish, and began to make choco- late in a business-like way.
"We've only ten minutes, Elizabeth, " she said, as she stirred and sweetened the beverage.
"Take c a babe cut' with me to talk. We haven't had a... real talk one for weeks. Tomorrow's Saturday. " " The mail takes no account of Saturday. I'll cut though, a little while. " Myra served the chocolate, hunting out crackers and potted tongue to go with it.
THE CLAN 173 They ate in companionable silence, for, al- though the object of the cut was to talk, neither seemed in a hurry to begin. Occa- sionally they smiled at one another a little, because they were such good friends and were so comfortable and happy.
Neither girl was pretty. Elizabeth's face was too colorless, Myra's too odd.
What to read after Vassar Stories?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A peace and order, as tranquillizing as it was novel, brooded over each book and pillow. Eliza- beth pinned up the neatest of " Engaged's, " changed her skating clothes for a wrapper, and stretched out on the couch with a happy, sleepy sigh.
Myra walked in without knocking, set out the chafing-dish, and began to make choco- late in a business-like way.
"We've only ten minutes, Elizabeth, " she said, as she stirred and sweetened the beverage.
"Take c a babe cut' with me to talk. We haven't had a... real talk one for weeks. Tomorrow's Saturday. " " The mail takes no account of Saturday. I'll cut though, a little while. " Myra served the chocolate, hunting out crackers and potted tongue to go with it.
THE CLAN 173 They ate in companionable silence, for, al- though the object of the cut was to talk, neither seemed in a hurry to begin. Occa- sionally they smiled at one another a little, because they were such good friends and were so comfortable and happy.
Neither girl was pretty. Elizabeth's face was too colorless, Myra's too odd.
What to read after Vassar Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grace Margaret Gallaher to read onlineMoreLess
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