Saturday Night
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She must get to the bathroom, stop Anne, call for help, kill Con Winters, telephone Anne’s mother. … She and Caitlin ran into the bathroom.
There stood Kip, leaning against the mirrors, her arms folded, a pensive expression on her face.
There was Beth Rose, bending over slightly, while Anne fixed a hairpin that had come loose in Beth’s braids.
“There,” Anne said with satisfaction. “That should hold it, Beth.” Anne looked up, saw Sue and Caitlin, and smiled at them. A real smile. A happy smile. S...ue had known Anne too long to get confused on that score.
This was simply a girls’ room, with three girls, peacefully fixing their hair. Sue didn’t know what to say. She had believed Molly; she still believed Molly; and yet— Caitlin had a brisk personality. She said, “Listen, I’m just going to leap in where angels fear to tread.”
“You’re going to do what?” Kip said.
“Fools leap in where angels fear to tread,” Caitlin quoted.
Anne looked mildly interested in this idea; Beth Rose looked totally blank, and Kip said, “Oh, I didn’t know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She must get to the bathroom, stop Anne, call for help, kill Con Winters, telephone Anne’s mother. … She and Caitlin ran into the bathroom.
There stood Kip, leaning against the mirrors, her arms folded, a pensive expression on her face.
There was Beth Rose, bending over slightly, while Anne fixed a hairpin that had come loose in Beth’s braids.
“There,” Anne said with satisfaction. “That should hold it, Beth.” Anne looked up, saw Sue and Caitlin, and smiled at them. A real smile. A happy smile. S...ue had known Anne too long to get confused on that score.
This was simply a girls’ room, with three girls, peacefully fixing their hair. Sue didn’t know what to say. She had believed Molly; she still believed Molly; and yet— Caitlin had a brisk personality. She said, “Listen, I’m just going to leap in where angels fear to tread.”
“You’re going to do what?” Kip said.
“Fools leap in where angels fear to tread,” Caitlin quoted.
Anne looked mildly interested in this idea; Beth Rose looked totally blank, and Kip said, “Oh, I didn’t know.
What to read after Saturday Night?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline B. Cooney to read onlineMoreLess
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