Hopes Messenger
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So be good and forget all about Saito for a little while if he bothers you. If he ever bothers me then you may send him to the right-about. Now if that isn't setting myself up for a very important young person I'd like to know what can be. " 'You are the most important young per- son in this house, " asserted Mrs. Curtis.
"To be sure 1 am because there isn't any other, " laughed Hope.
But Mrs. Curtis was not permitted to for- get Saito so quickly.
He had been absent about a week when a friend c...alling upon her said: "I wish you could have been at Mrs. Drummond's reception last evening; there was the most remarkable little man present, a Japanese. He was perfectly fascinating, and 1 have never heard such faultless, beauti- ful English as he spoke. He has recently come from the University of Tokio, sent here, 1 understand, by his government in SA1TO TAKES A HOLIDAY 219 the interests of some scientific research. Why, I believe that little man's head held enough knowledge for half a dozen ordinary men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So be good and forget all about Saito for a little while if he bothers you. If he ever bothers me then you may send him to the right-about. Now if that isn't setting myself up for a very important young person I'd like to know what can be. " 'You are the most important young per- son in this house, " asserted Mrs. Curtis.
"To be sure 1 am because there isn't any other, " laughed Hope.
But Mrs. Curtis was not permitted to for- get Saito so quickly.
He had been absent about a week when a friend c...alling upon her said: "I wish you could have been at Mrs. Drummond's reception last evening; there was the most remarkable little man present, a Japanese. He was perfectly fascinating, and 1 have never heard such faultless, beauti- ful English as he spoke. He has recently come from the University of Tokio, sent here, 1 understand, by his government in SA1TO TAKES A HOLIDAY 219 the interests of some scientific research. Why, I believe that little man's head held enough knowledge for half a dozen ordinary men.
What to read after Hopes Messenger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gabrielle Emilie Snow Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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