A Little of Everything
A Little of Everything
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Oh, it's too dreadful. " " But, Mrs. Boody, " said Alison, " the world's full of hired butlers. Why should this one be Mr. Boody ? " * From Mr, Inglesidt, 75 76 A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING '' I can't say, Miss, " said Mrs. Boody, " but I've got that feeling. One of them presentiments. Sup- pose it should be right ? I don't often have them, but they always come true. I had one before my sister's youngest died of the bronchitis. I had another before the young King and Queen of Spain, bless their heart...s, were married. I knew there'd be a bomb ; and there was. " " I'm very srry, " said Alison, " but there will be so many people here you couldn't possibly manage alone. " " No, I know that, " said Mrs. Boody, still holding her left side, " but couldn't you get one of those nice young women who go out waiting ? They're just as handy as a man, and far more reliable. You can't keep the men from the decanters, both on the stairs and in the pantry : they're so accustomed to their little nips. The young women are always steady.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, it's too dreadful. " " But, Mrs. Boody, " said Alison, " the world's full of hired butlers. Why should this one be Mr. Boody ? " * From Mr, Inglesidt, 75 76 A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING '' I can't say, Miss, " said Mrs. Boody, " but I've got that feeling. One of them presentiments. Sup- pose it should be right ? I don't often have them, but they always come true. I had one before my sister's youngest died of the bronchitis. I had another before the young King and Queen of Spain, bless their heart...s, were married. I knew there'd be a bomb ; and there was. " " I'm very srry, " said Alison, " but there will be so many people here you couldn't possibly manage alone. " " No, I know that, " said Mrs. Boody, still holding her left side, " but couldn't you get one of those nice young women who go out waiting ? They're just as handy as a man, and far more reliable. You can't keep the men from the decanters, both on the stairs and in the pantry : they're so accustomed to their little nips. The young women are always steady.
What to read after A Little of Everything?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E V Edward Verrall Lucas to read onlineMoreLess
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