A book O Nine Tales
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" How do you do, Mrs. Jones? " "Oh, how do you do, Mr. Lasceet? It is ever so long since I have seen you. " MRS FRUFFLES IS AT HOME. 135 " So good of you to think it long. I am sure it seems an age to me. " Mr. Maunder having meanwhile glided through the crowd with an eel-like elusiveness, Mrs. Chum- ley Jones is left with a remark upon which to form her conversation for the afternoon.
" We have had such a strange winter ; don t you think so, Mr. Lasceet ? It is really like a Roman winter. " " ...It really is ; though I should n t have thought of it. You are always so clever in thinking of things, Mrs. Jones. " " You are a sad flatterer, Mr. Lasceet. " Mr. Lasceet endeavors to look very sly and cun ning, and while he gives his mind to this endeavor another slips into his place.
"How do you do, Mrs. Jones?" says Percival Drummond.
" Oh, how do you do, Mr. Drummond ? I have n t seen you for ever so long. " Mr. Lasceet melts into the swaying background, and is seen no more.
" It really is not nice of you to say so, Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" How do you do, Mrs. Jones? " "Oh, how do you do, Mr. Lasceet? It is ever so long since I have seen you. " MRS FRUFFLES IS AT HOME. 135 " So good of you to think it long. I am sure it seems an age to me. " Mr. Maunder having meanwhile glided through the crowd with an eel-like elusiveness, Mrs. Chum- ley Jones is left with a remark upon which to form her conversation for the afternoon.
" We have had such a strange winter ; don t you think so, Mr. Lasceet ? It is really like a Roman winter. " " ...It really is ; though I should n t have thought of it. You are always so clever in thinking of things, Mrs. Jones. " " You are a sad flatterer, Mr. Lasceet. " Mr. Lasceet endeavors to look very sly and cun ning, and while he gives his mind to this endeavor another slips into his place.
"How do you do, Mrs. Jones?" says Percival Drummond.
" Oh, how do you do, Mr. Drummond ? I have n t seen you for ever so long. " Mr. Lasceet melts into the swaying background, and is seen no more.
" It really is not nice of you to say so, Mrs.
What to read after A book O Nine Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bates Arlo to read onlineMoreLess
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