A Jolly Fellowship
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They wereall negroes; but I don't believe half of them were genuine nativeAfricans. The queen was sitting inside, with a red shawl on, although itwas a pretty warm day, and wearing a new turban.
We had arranged, on the way, to appoint a lot of court officials, because there was no use of our being stingy in this respect, when itdidn't cost anything to do up the thing right. So we picked out a goodlooking man for Lord High Chancellor, and gave him a piece of red ribbonto tie in his button-hole. ...He hadn't any button-hole anywhere, except inhis trousers, so he tied it to the string which fastened his shirttogether at the collar. Four old men we appointed to be courtiers, andmade them button up their coats. For a wonder, they all had coats. Wealso made a Lord High Sheriff and a Royal Beadle, and an Usher of theWhite Wand, an officer Mrs. Chipperton had read about, and to whom wegave a whittled stick, with strict instructions not to jab anybody withit. Corny had been reading a German novel, and she wanted us to appointa "Hof-rath, " who is a German court officer of some kind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They wereall negroes; but I don't believe half of them were genuine nativeAfricans. The queen was sitting inside, with a red shawl on, although itwas a pretty warm day, and wearing a new turban.
We had arranged, on the way, to appoint a lot of court officials, because there was no use of our being stingy in this respect, when itdidn't cost anything to do up the thing right. So we picked out a goodlooking man for Lord High Chancellor, and gave him a piece of red ribbonto tie in his button-hole. ...He hadn't any button-hole anywhere, except inhis trousers, so he tied it to the string which fastened his shirttogether at the collar. Four old men we appointed to be courtiers, andmade them button up their coats. For a wonder, they all had coats. Wealso made a Lord High Sheriff and a Royal Beadle, and an Usher of theWhite Wand, an officer Mrs. Chipperton had read about, and to whom wegave a whittled stick, with strict instructions not to jab anybody withit. Corny had been reading a German novel, and she wanted us to appointa "Hof-rath, " who is a German court officer of some kind.
What to read after A Jolly Fellowship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stockton, Frank Richard, 1834-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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