Castles in the Air 8 1
Castles in the Air 8 1
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So I said nothing; but with perfect gallantry, just as if fat Mme. Fournier had been a young and beautiful woman, I begged her to giveherself the trouble of mounting into the carriage which was waitingfor her.
It took time and trouble, Sir, to hoist that mass of solid flesh intothe vehicle, and the driver grumbled not a little at the unexpectedweight. However, his horses were powerful, wiry, mountain ponies, andwe made headway through the darkness and along the smooth, departmental road at mode...rate speed. I may say that it was a miserablyuncomfortable journey for me, sitting, as I was forced to do, on thenarrow front seat of the carriage, without support for my head or roomfor my legs. But Madame's bulk filled the whole of the back seat, andit never seemed to enter her head that I too might like the use of acushion. However, even the worst moments and the weariest journeysmust come to an end, and we reached the frontier in the small hours ofthe morning. Here we found the customs officials ready to render usany service we might require.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So I said nothing; but with perfect gallantry, just as if fat Mme. Fournier had been a young and beautiful woman, I begged her to giveherself the trouble of mounting into the carriage which was waitingfor her.
It took time and trouble, Sir, to hoist that mass of solid flesh intothe vehicle, and the driver grumbled not a little at the unexpectedweight. However, his horses were powerful, wiry, mountain ponies, andwe made headway through the darkness and along the smooth, departmental road at mode...rate speed. I may say that it was a miserablyuncomfortable journey for me, sitting, as I was forced to do, on thenarrow front seat of the carriage, without support for my head or roomfor my legs. But Madame's bulk filled the whole of the back seat, andit never seemed to enter her head that I too might like the use of acushion. However, even the worst moments and the weariest journeysmust come to an end, and we reached the frontier in the small hours ofthe morning. Here we found the customs officials ready to render usany service we might require.
What to read after Castles in the Air 8 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orczy Emmuska Orczy Baroness to read onlineMoreLess
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