An International Episode
An International Episode
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"I daresay you havebeen here a month. " "We have been here three, " said Mrs. Westgate.
"Have you been here three months?" the young man asked again of Bessie.
"It seems a long time, " Bessie answered.
"I say, after that you had better not call me a humbug!" cried LordLambeth. "I have only been in town three weeks; but you must have beenhiding away; I haven't seen you anywhere. " "Where should you have seen us--where should we have gone?" asked Mrs. Westgate.
"You should have gone to Hurlingham..., " said Willie Woodley.
"No; let Lord Lambeth tell us, " Mrs. Westgate insisted.
"There are plenty of places to go to, " said Lord Lambeth; "each onestupider than the other. I mean people's houses; they send you cards. " "No one has sent us cards, " said Bessie.
"We are very quiet, " her sister declared. "We are here as travelers. " "We have been to Madame Tussaud's, " Bessie pursued.
"Oh, I say!" cried Lord Lambeth.
"We thought we should find your image there, " said Mrs. Westgate--"yoursand Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I daresay you havebeen here a month. " "We have been here three, " said Mrs. Westgate.
"Have you been here three months?" the young man asked again of Bessie.
"It seems a long time, " Bessie answered.
"I say, after that you had better not call me a humbug!" cried LordLambeth. "I have only been in town three weeks; but you must have beenhiding away; I haven't seen you anywhere. " "Where should you have seen us--where should we have gone?" asked Mrs. Westgate.
"You should have gone to Hurlingham..., " said Willie Woodley.
"No; let Lord Lambeth tell us, " Mrs. Westgate insisted.
"There are plenty of places to go to, " said Lord Lambeth; "each onestupider than the other. I mean people's houses; they send you cards. " "No one has sent us cards, " said Bessie.
"We are very quiet, " her sister declared. "We are here as travelers. " "We have been to Madame Tussaud's, " Bessie pursued.
"Oh, I say!" cried Lord Lambeth.
"We thought we should find your image there, " said Mrs. Westgate--"yoursand Mr.
What to read after An International Episode?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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