Flower De Hundred the Story of a Virginia Plantation
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The rest had scattered in groups about the mossy amphitheatre. Miles, only, was recre ant to the service of hospitality. Nutty thought he had forgotten his manners, standing with his* back to the company steadying the grape-vine swing with one FLOWER DE HUNDRED. Ill hand, with the other holding her plate or glass for Bonnibel, gazing into the girl s face, speaking ardent hurried words into her ear! With her usual belief that it was her mission to keep rein on everybody s affairs, the little gir...l had called Miles and whispered a suggestion that he should hand the potted tongue to Mrs. Willis.
"Oh, she has Dick and the Colonel, " said Miles, tossing the lock off his forehead impatiently. "When you are grown up, little girl, you ll know what it means to let well enough alone. " Nutty s heart swelled with resentment at this cruel stab. She had been fancying herself three inches taller and quite one of the elders since her achieve ment in the hunt. She did not recover her equa nimity until somebody produced Bonnibel s guitar, surreptitiously ordered to be sent from home with the luncheon, and Bonnibel, descending from her sylvan throne, sat on the gnarled root of a great oak, and threw the blue ribbon around her shoulders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rest had scattered in groups about the mossy amphitheatre. Miles, only, was recre ant to the service of hospitality. Nutty thought he had forgotten his manners, standing with his* back to the company steadying the grape-vine swing with one FLOWER DE HUNDRED. Ill hand, with the other holding her plate or glass for Bonnibel, gazing into the girl s face, speaking ardent hurried words into her ear! With her usual belief that it was her mission to keep rein on everybody s affairs, the little gir...l had called Miles and whispered a suggestion that he should hand the potted tongue to Mrs. Willis.
"Oh, she has Dick and the Colonel, " said Miles, tossing the lock off his forehead impatiently. "When you are grown up, little girl, you ll know what it means to let well enough alone. " Nutty s heart swelled with resentment at this cruel stab. She had been fancying herself three inches taller and quite one of the elders since her achieve ment in the hunt. She did not recover her equa nimity until somebody produced Bonnibel s guitar, surreptitiously ordered to be sent from home with the luncheon, and Bonnibel, descending from her sylvan throne, sat on the gnarled root of a great oak, and threw the blue ribbon around her shoulders.
What to read after Flower De Hundred the Story of a Virginia Plantation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burton Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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