Meg And the Others
Meg And the Others
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"I braid my own hair, and I dress myself. I've got a lovely red dress. " " Oh ! why don't you wear it, then ? ' " It's for Sundays. " This information puzzled Mary, but she let it pass.
" Can you come over ? ' "No. " 70 MEG AND THE OTHERS.
" I want to play with you ! ' Little Mary grew serious.
" Mother never lets me go on other people's property ! ' This was a mortifying confession, but very necessary.
" Oh ' cried Mary, brightening, " mine does! " and with a hop, skip and a jump from stone to... stone she was beside Meg. " And now, " she rippled, " let's play ! I'm going to be your bosom friend, and you're going to be mine. " This sounded delightful, but Meg had to ask what a bosom friend was.
" Why, it's your dearest, dearest, owniest friend. You have secrets with her, and you just love her ! I have a bosom friend in every place I go. " This rather dashed Meg. The first part was beautiful, but one in every place was too spreading. However, she could not be over particular, and a bosom friend was worth while having, no matter if you could not have her all to yourself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I braid my own hair, and I dress myself. I've got a lovely red dress. " " Oh ! why don't you wear it, then ? ' " It's for Sundays. " This information puzzled Mary, but she let it pass.
" Can you come over ? ' "No. " 70 MEG AND THE OTHERS.
" I want to play with you ! ' Little Mary grew serious.
" Mother never lets me go on other people's property ! ' This was a mortifying confession, but very necessary.
" Oh ' cried Mary, brightening, " mine does! " and with a hop, skip and a jump from stone to... stone she was beside Meg. " And now, " she rippled, " let's play ! I'm going to be your bosom friend, and you're going to be mine. " This sounded delightful, but Meg had to ask what a bosom friend was.
" Why, it's your dearest, dearest, owniest friend. You have secrets with her, and you just love her ! I have a bosom friend in every place I go. " This rather dashed Meg. The first part was beautiful, but one in every place was too spreading. However, she could not be over particular, and a bosom friend was worth while having, no matter if you could not have her all to yourself.
What to read after Meg And the Others?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet T Harriet Theresa Comstock to read onlineMoreLess
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