James Pethel
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Pethel, evidently not forthe first time.
"They, " as I presently learned, were the authorities of thebathing-establishment. Pethel had promised his daughter he wouldtake her for a swim; but on their arrival at the bathing-cabins they wereruthlessly told that bathing was defendu a cause dumauvais temps. This embargo was our theme as we sat down toluncheon. Miss Peggy was of opinion that the French werecowards. I pleaded for them that even in English watering-places bathingwas forbidden when the ...sea was VERY rough. She did not admitthat the sea was very rough to-day. Besides, she appealed to me, wherewas the fun of swimming in absolutely calm water? I dared not say thatthis was the only sort of water I liked to swim in.
"They were QUITE right, " said Mrs. Pethel again.
"Yes, but, darling Mother, you can't swim. Father and I are bothsplendid swimmers. " To gloss over the mother's disability, I looked brightly at Pethel, asthough in ardent recognition of his prowess among waves. With amovement of his head he indicated his daughter--indicated that there wasno one like her in the whole world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pethel, evidently not forthe first time.
"They, " as I presently learned, were the authorities of thebathing-establishment. Pethel had promised his daughter he wouldtake her for a swim; but on their arrival at the bathing-cabins they wereruthlessly told that bathing was defendu a cause dumauvais temps. This embargo was our theme as we sat down toluncheon. Miss Peggy was of opinion that the French werecowards. I pleaded for them that even in English watering-places bathingwas forbidden when the ...sea was VERY rough. She did not admitthat the sea was very rough to-day. Besides, she appealed to me, wherewas the fun of swimming in absolutely calm water? I dared not say thatthis was the only sort of water I liked to swim in.
"They were QUITE right, " said Mrs. Pethel again.
"Yes, but, darling Mother, you can't swim. Father and I are bothsplendid swimmers. " To gloss over the mother's disability, I looked brightly at Pethel, asthough in ardent recognition of his prowess among waves. With amovement of his head he indicated his daughter--indicated that there wasno one like her in the whole world.
What to read after James Pethel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Beerbohm to read onlineMoreLess
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