The Girls of Central High on the Stage
The Girls of Central High on the Stage by Gertrude W. Morrison is available here as the complete text, split into 566 reading sections of 5 sentences, each with audio and tap-to-define vocabulary.
The Girls of Central High on the Stage by Gertrude W. Morrison. Complete source text from Project Gutenberg eBook #37303.
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The Girls of Central High on the Stage
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- Chapter I
- Chapter II What Josephine Morse Needed
- Chapter III What Mr. Chumley Needed
- Chapter IV What Mrs. Prentice Needed
- Chapter V There Is a General Need
- Chapter VI It All Comes Out
- Chapter VII The Hand Held Out
- Chapter VIII The Race Is On
- Chapter IX A Skating Party
- Chapter X The Mid-Term Examination
- Chapter XI Missing
- Chapter XII Counsel for the Defense
- Chapter XIII
- Chapter XIV In Suspense
- Chapter XV A Mile a Minute
- Chapter XVI “Just Like a Story Book”
- Chapter XVII Lily Pendleton Is Dissatisfied
- Chapter XVIII The Ski Runners
- Chapter XIX The First Dress Rehearsal
- Chapter XX
- Chapter XXI Mother Wit Puts Two and Two Together
- Chapter XXII Mrs. Plornish
- Chapter XXIII “Caught on the Fly”
- Chapter XXIV The Great Night
- Chapter XXV Good News for Jess
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- Girls
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- Central
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- Stage
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- Prize
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