Bella
Bella
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"Russian?" asks Bella.
"Polish?" asks Bella.
"Scotch?" asks Bella.
Leonie cannot for the life of her get beyond these three — except on her fingers, where she ticks the numerals conclusively from thumb to little finger. To the very end Carl "spik fav language: En-gleesh, Frainsh, Chairman" with the final two mislaid. It is quite possible, of course, that Carl speaks bad language, which would make four, or Double Dutch, which would count for two, but Leonie does not suggest as much.
Perhaps it... has not occurred to her.
It is understood between these three that some day or other Carl and Leonie will preside over an hotel of their own — ^perhaps in Switzerland — when Carl will know the highest price for everything in eight lan- guages, and be in a position to present bills the length of surgical bandages, and rub his proprietorial palms to- gether in the vestibule and bid all sorts of nationalities welcome and good-by. And Leonie can assist the ladies.
"I spik Frainsh," says Leonie, laying her fleshy forefinger across her left-hand upturned thumb, and looks inquiringly at Bella.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.
"Russian?" asks Bella.
"Polish?" asks Bella.
"Scotch?" asks Bella.
Leonie cannot for the life of her get beyond these three — except on her fingers, where she ticks the numerals conclusively from thumb to little finger. To the very end Carl "spik fav language: En-gleesh, Frainsh, Chairman" with the final two mislaid. It is quite possible, of course, that Carl speaks bad language, which would make four, or Double Dutch, which would count for two, but Leonie does not suggest as much.
Perhaps it... has not occurred to her.
It is understood between these three that some day or other Carl and Leonie will preside over an hotel of their own — ^perhaps in Switzerland — when Carl will know the highest price for everything in eight lan- guages, and be in a position to present bills the length of surgical bandages, and rub his proprietorial palms to- gether in the vestibule and bid all sorts of nationalities welcome and good-by. And Leonie can assist the ladies.
"I spik Frainsh," says Leonie, laying her fleshy forefinger across her left-hand upturned thumb, and looks inquiringly at Bella.
What to read after Bella?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward C Edward Charles Booth to read onlineMoreLess
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