Daddy-long legs

This story is about how an eighteen-year-old orphan named Judy Abbott was allowed to go to college. It all began when the John Grier Home, the orphanage where she lived, had a faculty meeting, where a question of her future came up. It was decided that a trustee who only until now only sent boys to college would send her. So she went to college and mostly kept to herself, and no one wanted to associate with her because she was a foundling. After a while she made a friend in Sallie McBride and Julia Pendleton who were also freshmen; but Julia still didn’t like associating with her. In the middle of the year she met Julia’s Uncle Jervis and as a favor to Julia, Judy entertained Uncle Jervis who wasn’t snotty like Julia. At Christmas time since she m

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Finally as a senior she has published her own book and lived her dream to become an author. This year she decides to spend Christmas on campus; and Daddy-Long-Legs sends her seventeen presents she loves them but can’t believe he showered all those gifts on her. They had more social events and because of this judy surprisingly became good friends with Julia. Then she spent her summer on a farm named Lock Willow. After her summer at Lock Willow she was glad to get back to school and get back to work. She’s in shock and can’t believe it’s really him; now she considers him to be a real parent to her and she deep affection toward him and he returns it toward her. ade quick friends with Uncle Jervis he sent all three girls a box of chocolate; which was amazing to Judy be cause she was a foundling. At the end of the year she passes yet again to become a senior.

. In this year she became better friends with Julia and even better friends with Sallie.

In the middle of the story she became a sophomore, which went by real fast. At the end of her freshman year Judy failed all her exams; but she quickly asked for retakes. She is also going to spend Christmas with Julia and her family. As an upper classman life in college became even easier. This year she passed all her exams with ease.

Approximate Word count = 505
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)

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