The Girl From Home a Story of Honolulu
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" "Look at that German ship, " said Mrs. Landry, making way for some new-comers, but still the centre of attraction. "The port-holes are no bigger than a monocle, and the deck is ridged all over with pivots to turn the guns on, which spoils it absolutely for dancing. " " They say the new American ships are even worse, " said one of the beautiful Coney girls who stood, with her sister, by the door.
** There's no doubt about it, " said Mrs. Landry, "the navy is deteriorating. " Mrs. Ross and Emma... came in and there were more introductions.
" I find it so hard to keep my hair in curl here, " said a short plump girl to Florence. She was on a visit from Boston. Her round face was scarlet with the heat, and [122] MAX TO THE RESCUE speckled over with mosquito bites. " My hair hangs in strings. " One of the Tyler nieces unpinned her sailor hat and disclosed a row of curl papers. " Why don't you try my plan ? " she asked.
"Here come the Ah Sues's!" cried some one.
"The name sounds Chinese, " said Florence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Look at that German ship, " said Mrs. Landry, making way for some new-comers, but still the centre of attraction. "The port-holes are no bigger than a monocle, and the deck is ridged all over with pivots to turn the guns on, which spoils it absolutely for dancing. " " They say the new American ships are even worse, " said one of the beautiful Coney girls who stood, with her sister, by the door.
** There's no doubt about it, " said Mrs. Landry, "the navy is deteriorating. " Mrs. Ross and Emma... came in and there were more introductions.
" I find it so hard to keep my hair in curl here, " said a short plump girl to Florence. She was on a visit from Boston. Her round face was scarlet with the heat, and [122] MAX TO THE RESCUE speckled over with mosquito bites. " My hair hangs in strings. " One of the Tyler nieces unpinned her sailor hat and disclosed a row of curl papers. " Why don't you try my plan ? " she asked.
"Here come the Ah Sues's!" cried some one.
"The name sounds Chinese, " said Florence.
What to read after The Girl From Home a Story of Honolulu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isobel Field to read onlineMoreLess
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