The Girls of Central High Aiding the Red Cross - Or Amateur Theatricals for a Worthy Cause by Gertrude W. Morrison
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murder, even."
"You are very rude, Clara Hargrew," declared Lily Pendleton. "Hessie is not to blame. She failed in rhetoric, and when Miss Carrington tried to put a lot of home work on her she refused to take it." "What?" gasped Jess. "Oh! She did refuse, did she?" snapped Bobby. "And a fat lot that would help her!" "Well, I don't care!" cried Lily. "Gee Gee is just as mean----" "Granted!" agreed Bobby, with emphasis. "But tell us how much Hessie has been set back?" "Of course Miss Carrington has punished her if she was impudent," said Laura decidedly. "She has punished us all!" cried Lily. "She refuses to allow Hessie to skate to-night. She's out of it." "Out of the carnival?" cried several of her listeners in chorus. "And Hester," cried Bobby, "is in the Dress Parade. What did I tell you? Gee Gee was just hoping to queer us." "It is Hester Grimes who has queered us," Laura said, much more sternly than she usually spoke. "And we were all warned to be so careful!" |
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