A Girl of Virginia
A Girl of Virginia
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" And the professor was disarmed.
Some one else had noticed this same ten- dency of housekeeping. When Frances was busily beating eggs in the kitchen, the bell rang. She went on with her work with- out a thought of visitors, for the tally-ho party was large and included all their friends, the younger ones at least. Susan had gone on an errand, and the boy, hurry- 190 A GIRL OF VIRGINIA ing carelessly through kitchen and dining- room and library, left each door open as he went through.
" T aint ...no one home but Miss Frances, " he said to the young man on the door-step, 14 and she 's busy in the kitchen. " The young man went past him into the library; through the doors he glimpsed Frances, back towards him. He stepped out of the line of vision, " Very well ! " he said in a low tone to the boy gaping in the doorway, " you need not tell her ; I '11 announce myself ! " The boy, green, untrained, as Lawson knew him to be, hastened on through the back door of the hall to his work at the wood- pile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And the professor was disarmed.
Some one else had noticed this same ten- dency of housekeeping. When Frances was busily beating eggs in the kitchen, the bell rang. She went on with her work with- out a thought of visitors, for the tally-ho party was large and included all their friends, the younger ones at least. Susan had gone on an errand, and the boy, hurry- 190 A GIRL OF VIRGINIA ing carelessly through kitchen and dining- room and library, left each door open as he went through.
" T aint ...no one home but Miss Frances, " he said to the young man on the door-step, 14 and she 's busy in the kitchen. " The young man went past him into the library; through the doors he glimpsed Frances, back towards him. He stepped out of the line of vision, " Very well ! " he said in a low tone to the boy gaping in the doorway, " you need not tell her ; I '11 announce myself ! " The boy, green, untrained, as Lawson knew him to be, hastened on through the back door of the hall to his work at the wood- pile.
What to read after A Girl of Virginia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucy Meacham Kidd Thruston to read onlineMoreLess
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