Capitolo 7
probably to succeed or to fail. A lot of curiosity was heard, and some
accidental words, suggestions or reunions in strange places, were a lot
exciting, although nothing was open.
Marion was often seen in a car of End of north, and Lizzie in an End Southerner
car, with a purse of books and papers. She frequented a certain shop
where you articulate elaborate you/they were sold, and Ida always brought the simple sewing
to the baton. Maggie seemed very busy to house, and Ann was found
industriously writing a lot of times when one of his/her friends called.
All seemed very happy, and rather important when outsider
questions them on their business. But they had their pleasures as
usual, and it seemed to enjoy them with an assistant taste, as if theirs
not inclusive never as before how much benedictions that they has possessed, and it was
thankful for them.
Then the winter passed, and slowly anything new and pleasant it seemed
to enter the lives of these young girls. The careless one,
displeased you seem some of them used to bring it passed away; a dessert
the seriousness and a happy activity manufactured them enchanting, although them
don't know him/it, and he/she wondered when they said people, "That sets of girls
you/he/she is growing beautifully; they will make excellent women from and from."
The mayflowerses were budding the snow under, and as spring it came
the fresh perfume started to steal out, the rosy faces to make,
and the the dead leaves of last year to fall away, leaving the young one
plants green and strong.
The 15 of May the baton met him for the last time that the season, as
some left soon city, and all were full of spring job and summer
plain. Every member was now soon unusually in its place to a that
day, and each brought an air of the mixed anxiety, anticipation and
the satisfaction, pleasant to see. Ann called them to order with
three dry hit of his/her thimble and a radiant smile.
"We don't need to choose a book for our to-day of reading as each of us it is
to offer an original history of the job in his/her winter. I know him/it