Aunt Crete's Emancipation
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A Telegram And A Flight II. The Backwoods Cousin III. A Wonderful Day IV. Aunt Crete Transformed V. Luella And Her Mother Are Mystified VI. An Embarrassing Meeting VII. Luella's Humiliation VIII. Aunt Crete's Partnership List of Illustrations “She Watched Luella's Dismayed Face With Growing Alarm" “He Helped With Vigor" “Donald Watched Her With Satisfaction" “She Beamed Upon The Whole Trainful Of People" ''Somewhere I Have Seen That Woman,” Exclaimed Luella's Mother" “They Stood Face To Face W...ith The Wonderful Lady In The Gray Gown" “It's A Lie! I Say It's A Lie!”
“Aunt Crete Was At Last Emancipated" Chapter 1 A Telegram and a Flight Who’s at the front door? Asked Luella’s mother, coming in from the kitchen with a dish-towel in her hand. “I thought I heard the door-bell.”
“Luella’s gone to the door,” said her sister from her vantage-point at the crack of the sitting-room door. “It looks to me like a telegraph boy.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Telegram And A Flight II. The Backwoods Cousin III. A Wonderful Day IV. Aunt Crete Transformed V. Luella And Her Mother Are Mystified VI. An Embarrassing Meeting VII. Luella's Humiliation VIII. Aunt Crete's Partnership List of Illustrations “She Watched Luella's Dismayed Face With Growing Alarm" “He Helped With Vigor" “Donald Watched Her With Satisfaction" “She Beamed Upon The Whole Trainful Of People" ''Somewhere I Have Seen That Woman,” Exclaimed Luella's Mother" “They Stood Face To Face W...ith The Wonderful Lady In The Gray Gown" “It's A Lie! I Say It's A Lie!”
“Aunt Crete Was At Last Emancipated" Chapter 1 A Telegram and a Flight Who’s at the front door? Asked Luella’s mother, coming in from the kitchen with a dish-towel in her hand. “I thought I heard the door-bell.”
“Luella’s gone to the door,” said her sister from her vantage-point at the crack of the sitting-room door. “It looks to me like a telegraph boy.”
What to read after Aunt Crete's Emancipation?
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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