Her Ladyship's Elephant
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93 " I really think," he expostulated, " that you had better stay here one day more. I'll get you a reprieve from the custody of the butler, and have a try at Southampton myself.
There is a cross-line from here, and it won't take any time to run over. I've tracked horse-thieves in Kentucky when I was sheriff, and I guess I can find a bridegroom where it's all open country as it is around here." At this moment a servant knocked and en- tered, saying : " Please, madam, her ladyship's orders is th...at you are to be ready at seven to-morrow morning, to start with Mr. Bright, the butler, for ' The Towers.' " " I — ! " began Mrs. Scarsdale, rising in wrath and indignation; but before she could further complicate matters by a direct refusal, the footman had turned to Allingford, and, handing him a telegram, had left the room.
Forgetful of all else, she rushed to the Con- sul's side as with nervous fingers he tore it open. What joyful news might it not con- tain ! One look at his face, however, blasted 94 HER LADYSHIP'S ELEPHANT.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
93 " I really think," he expostulated, " that you had better stay here one day more. I'll get you a reprieve from the custody of the butler, and have a try at Southampton myself.
There is a cross-line from here, and it won't take any time to run over. I've tracked horse-thieves in Kentucky when I was sheriff, and I guess I can find a bridegroom where it's all open country as it is around here." At this moment a servant knocked and en- tered, saying : " Please, madam, her ladyship's orders is th...at you are to be ready at seven to-morrow morning, to start with Mr. Bright, the butler, for ' The Towers.' " " I — ! " began Mrs. Scarsdale, rising in wrath and indignation; but before she could further complicate matters by a direct refusal, the footman had turned to Allingford, and, handing him a telegram, had left the room.
Forgetful of all else, she rushed to the Con- sul's side as with nervous fingers he tore it open. What joyful news might it not con- tain ! One look at his face, however, blasted 94 HER LADYSHIP'S ELEPHANT.
What to read after Her Ladyship's Elephant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Dwight Wells to read onlineMoreLess
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