Berry And Co.
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said Daphne.
Berry turned to the mantelpiece and selected a pipe before replying.
“I have,” he said, “several duties to discharge. All, curiously enough, to myself. First, if not foremost, I must hire some sock-suspenders. Secondly, I must select some socks for the sock-suspenders to suspend. Is that clear? Neither last nor least—”
“As a matter of fact,” said his wife, “you’re going to help me choose a present for Maisie Dukedom. Besides, I’ve got to go to Fortnum and Mason’s, and I want you—”
“...To carry the string-bag. I know. And we can get the chops at the same time. We’d better take some newspaper with us. And a perambulator.”
“Tell you what,” said Jonah, “let’s all join together and give her a Persian rug.”
“That’s rather an idea,” said my sister. “And they wear forever.”
“You’re sure of that, aren’t you?” said Berry. “I mean, I shouldn’t like her to have to get a new one in about six hundred years. I like a present to last.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Daphne.
Berry turned to the mantelpiece and selected a pipe before replying.
“I have,” he said, “several duties to discharge. All, curiously enough, to myself. First, if not foremost, I must hire some sock-suspenders. Secondly, I must select some socks for the sock-suspenders to suspend. Is that clear? Neither last nor least—”
“As a matter of fact,” said his wife, “you’re going to help me choose a present for Maisie Dukedom. Besides, I’ve got to go to Fortnum and Mason’s, and I want you—”
“...To carry the string-bag. I know. And we can get the chops at the same time. We’d better take some newspaper with us. And a perambulator.”
“Tell you what,” said Jonah, “let’s all join together and give her a Persian rug.”
“That’s rather an idea,” said my sister. “And they wear forever.”
“You’re sure of that, aren’t you?” said Berry. “I mean, I shouldn’t like her to have to get a new one in about six hundred years. I like a present to last.”
What to read after Berry And Co.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yates Dornford to read onlineMoreLess
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