Jean Cabot At Ashton
Jean Cabot At Ashton
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You don't mind if I look around, do you? I love new things. What a splendid picture of Tom! He didn't give me one ; guess I'll have to remind him of it. What's this picture of an old farmhouse on your desk?" " That's my room-mate's home in New- burgh. You know I spent the Thanksgiving 172 JEAN CABOT AT ASHTON holidays there and quite fell in love with the place. " " With the place or somebody on the place ? Come, Jean, ' f ess up ' ; don't keep any secrets from me. " " Well, both, Connie ; they...'re the nicest family I've met in the East. Here, put on these stockings and slippers and dry your feet on the radiator or you'll catch your death-o'- cold. Then we'll go downstairs and see some of the girls. I've invited a few up here after the play, but I promised one or two who are very anxious to meet you that I'd take you in to see them before supper. I hope you'll like the girls out here. I think they're a mighty jolly lot. My room-mate is studying algebra in one of the freshman rooms, but she'll be back before long.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You don't mind if I look around, do you? I love new things. What a splendid picture of Tom! He didn't give me one ; guess I'll have to remind him of it. What's this picture of an old farmhouse on your desk?" " That's my room-mate's home in New- burgh. You know I spent the Thanksgiving 172 JEAN CABOT AT ASHTON holidays there and quite fell in love with the place. " " With the place or somebody on the place ? Come, Jean, ' f ess up ' ; don't keep any secrets from me. " " Well, both, Connie ; they...'re the nicest family I've met in the East. Here, put on these stockings and slippers and dry your feet on the radiator or you'll catch your death-o'- cold. Then we'll go downstairs and see some of the girls. I've invited a few up here after the play, but I promised one or two who are very anxious to meet you that I'd take you in to see them before supper. I hope you'll like the girls out here. I think they're a mighty jolly lot. My room-mate is studying algebra in one of the freshman rooms, but she'll be back before long.
What to read after Jean Cabot At Ashton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude Fisher Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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