Alive in the Jungle a Story for the Young
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She understood it better than Oliver ; a great deal better than her mother. She was trying to get out of the dandy in her impatience.
" Let me go ! let me go ! " she entreated. " I must go to papa. " Mr. Desborough was looking round to see if she were all right. He relinquished Horace to the ayah, and gave his arm to his wife.
" I'll take care of Kathleen, " said Oliver, with the air of a grandfather. But she tried to escape from him.
" I must tell papa, " she persisted.
" Nonsense ! " he urged... ; " you can't. " He led her up the steps resolutely.
" Which are the Ranee's apartments ? " asked Mr. Desborough of the servants.
" They are in that direction looking east ; but we cannot point them out, " was the deferential reply, with a horrified look, as if to be guilty of such rude- ness as pointing out the window of a lady's room would indeed have been unparalleled.
But then they all entertained a private opinion A VISIT TO THE RANA'S CASTLE. 107 that these English sahibs were utterly incomprehen- sible, and on some points downright lunatics.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She understood it better than Oliver ; a great deal better than her mother. She was trying to get out of the dandy in her impatience.
" Let me go ! let me go ! " she entreated. " I must go to papa. " Mr. Desborough was looking round to see if she were all right. He relinquished Horace to the ayah, and gave his arm to his wife.
" I'll take care of Kathleen, " said Oliver, with the air of a grandfather. But she tried to escape from him.
" I must tell papa, " she persisted.
" Nonsense ! " he urged... ; " you can't. " He led her up the steps resolutely.
" Which are the Ranee's apartments ? " asked Mr. Desborough of the servants.
" They are in that direction looking east ; but we cannot point them out, " was the deferential reply, with a horrified look, as if to be guilty of such rude- ness as pointing out the window of a lady's room would indeed have been unparalleled.
But then they all entertained a private opinion A VISIT TO THE RANA'S CASTLE. 107 that these English sahibs were utterly incomprehen- sible, and on some points downright lunatics.
What to read after Alive in the Jungle a Story for the Young?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor Stredder to read onlineMoreLess
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