A College Story
A College Story
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" ' What did you do about it ? " asked Roger, all interest.
"Well, we called a meeting of the directors; stated the case plainly, and waited for suggestions. Had there been more time, we could have given a play, that always goes, -but that was out of the question. Then Lillian Johnson rose to the occasion, in the one way that was practicable for her. She offered to trim any and all hats that might be brought to her for one dollar a hat. Lillian was an artist in that line, and we all admitted it.... We simply adored the hats and toques she de- signed for herself. She always had a fresh creation for every gown she wore ; and everything just suited her piquante little face. Her picture hats were dreams of beauty; but, alas, hardly anyone was then in need of a hat. It wasn't time to be thinking of Easter, and her generous offer got so few responses that we knew that wasn't a go. " " Another girl, learned in Greek and philosophy, offered to take pupils in dancing. Nell could dance like an angel ; and many a girl who didn't care a rap for her proficiency in Greek fell in love with her dancing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ' What did you do about it ? " asked Roger, all interest.
"Well, we called a meeting of the directors; stated the case plainly, and waited for suggestions. Had there been more time, we could have given a play, that always goes, -but that was out of the question. Then Lillian Johnson rose to the occasion, in the one way that was practicable for her. She offered to trim any and all hats that might be brought to her for one dollar a hat. Lillian was an artist in that line, and we all admitted it.... We simply adored the hats and toques she de- signed for herself. She always had a fresh creation for every gown she wore ; and everything just suited her piquante little face. Her picture hats were dreams of beauty; but, alas, hardly anyone was then in need of a hat. It wasn't time to be thinking of Easter, and her generous offer got so few responses that we knew that wasn't a go. " " Another girl, learned in Greek and philosophy, offered to take pupils in dancing. Nell could dance like an angel ; and many a girl who didn't care a rap for her proficiency in Greek fell in love with her dancing.
What to read after A College Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R H Edgar to read onlineMoreLess
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