The Two Sisters
The Two Sisters
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"Afraid of sis- ter, eh?" he bantered. "Well, you needn't tell her that a dreadful man brought you home. She is not likely to be hanging out of the front window of your apartment watching for you, is she?" "No but " she faltered, "I have an er- rand to attend to on my way downtown. There is a friend I was to call on late this afternoon, and she will be expecting me. " The man looked at her keenly. "Where does the friend live?" he asked.
The girl thought fast. She must invent some excuse. This m...an knew she was a stranger here and that she had no friends living in New York.
"Oh, " she explained, "she does not live in New York at all. She is from my old home and is stopping in the city for only a day or two. That is the reason I must see her this afternoon. She will be leaving to-morrow morning. " "I see, " mused Somerdyke. "Where is she stopping?" Caryl Tastes Freedom 115 The only hotel whose name came to the girl's mind at the instant was the Waldorf.
"She's at the Waldorf-Astoria, " she answered quickly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Afraid of sis- ter, eh?" he bantered. "Well, you needn't tell her that a dreadful man brought you home. She is not likely to be hanging out of the front window of your apartment watching for you, is she?" "No but " she faltered, "I have an er- rand to attend to on my way downtown. There is a friend I was to call on late this afternoon, and she will be expecting me. " The man looked at her keenly. "Where does the friend live?" he asked.
The girl thought fast. She must invent some excuse. This m...an knew she was a stranger here and that she had no friends living in New York.
"Oh, " she explained, "she does not live in New York at all. She is from my old home and is stopping in the city for only a day or two. That is the reason I must see her this afternoon. She will be leaving to-morrow morning. " "I see, " mused Somerdyke. "Where is she stopping?" Caryl Tastes Freedom 115 The only hotel whose name came to the girl's mind at the instant was the Waldorf.
"She's at the Waldorf-Astoria, " she answered quickly.
What to read after The Two Sisters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia Belle Terhune Van De Water to read onlineMoreLess
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