The Camp Fire Girls On the March
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" "Yes, it may be that. But that lawyer of his, Isaac Brack, who is somean and crooked that no one in the city will have anything to do withhim except the criminals, Mr. Jamieson says, told me once that unless Iwent with him I'd never find out the truth about my father and motherand what became of them. " "Oh, Bessie, how exciting! You never told me that before. Have you toldMr. Jamieson?" "Yes, and he just looked at me queerly, and said nothing more about it. " "Bessie, do you know what I thin...k?" "No. I'm not a mind reader, Dolly!" "Well, I believe Mr. Jamieson knows more than he has told you yet, orthat he guesses something, anyway. And he won't tell you what it isbecause he's afraid he may be wrong, and doesn't want to raise yourhopes unless he's sure that you won't be disappointed. " "I think that would be just like him, Dolly. He's been awfully good tome. I suppose it's because he thinks it will please Miss Eleanor, and heknows that she likes us, and wants to do things for us. " "Oh, I know he likes you, too, Bessie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Yes, it may be that. But that lawyer of his, Isaac Brack, who is somean and crooked that no one in the city will have anything to do withhim except the criminals, Mr. Jamieson says, told me once that unless Iwent with him I'd never find out the truth about my father and motherand what became of them. " "Oh, Bessie, how exciting! You never told me that before. Have you toldMr. Jamieson?" "Yes, and he just looked at me queerly, and said nothing more about it. " "Bessie, do you know what I thin...k?" "No. I'm not a mind reader, Dolly!" "Well, I believe Mr. Jamieson knows more than he has told you yet, orthat he guesses something, anyway. And he won't tell you what it isbecause he's afraid he may be wrong, and doesn't want to raise yourhopes unless he's sure that you won't be disappointed. " "I think that would be just like him, Dolly. He's been awfully good tome. I suppose it's because he thinks it will please Miss Eleanor, and heknows that she likes us, and wants to do things for us. " "Oh, I know he likes you, too, Bessie.
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