A Ladys Shoe
A Ladys Shoe
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Even when crossing the room to take my orders he let his one hand play nervously with the other. I had to repeat " Sardine on toast" twice, and instead of answering "Yes, sir, " as if my selection of sardine on toast was a personal gratification to him, which is the manner one expects of a waiter, he glanced at the clock, then out of the window, and, starting, asked, "Did you say sardine on toast, sir? " It was the height of summer, when Lon- don smells like a chemist's shop, and he who has the... dinner-table at the window needs no candles to show him his knife and fork. I lay back at intervals, now watching a starved-looking woman asleep on a doorstep, and again complaining of the club bananas. By and by, I saw a little girl of the common- est kind, ill-clad and dirty, as all these arabs are. Their parents should be compelled to feed and clothe them comfortably, or at least to keep them indoors, where they cannot ofPend our eyes. Such children are for pushing aside 40 The Inconsiderate Waiter ■^ith one's umbrella ; but this girl I noticed because she was gazing at the club windows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even when crossing the room to take my orders he let his one hand play nervously with the other. I had to repeat " Sardine on toast" twice, and instead of answering "Yes, sir, " as if my selection of sardine on toast was a personal gratification to him, which is the manner one expects of a waiter, he glanced at the clock, then out of the window, and, starting, asked, "Did you say sardine on toast, sir? " It was the height of summer, when Lon- don smells like a chemist's shop, and he who has the... dinner-table at the window needs no candles to show him his knife and fork. I lay back at intervals, now watching a starved-looking woman asleep on a doorstep, and again complaining of the club bananas. By and by, I saw a little girl of the common- est kind, ill-clad and dirty, as all these arabs are. Their parents should be compelled to feed and clothe them comfortably, or at least to keep them indoors, where they cannot ofPend our eyes. Such children are for pushing aside 40 The Inconsiderate Waiter ■^ith one's umbrella ; but this girl I noticed because she was gazing at the club windows.
What to read after A Ladys Shoe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrie, J. M. (James Matthew), 1860-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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