Joy Or New Dramatical Charades for Home Performance
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Mrs. C. I do not mean to say it is in rags ; but it is unde- niably old-fashioned; that every one, who has got any eyes at all, must see, in fact, Mrs. Silver was only saying just now, she considers it positively a duty I owe to myself and my position in society, to have a new drawing-room carpet.
Mr. C. And my duty, I suppose, is to pay for it. Well, well, we will think about it ; now if you would like a new French clock, or some smart jewellery, or a few dozen of 138 CHARADE.
nice light Frenc...h -wine, thanks to the treaty, I should have- very little duty to pay. Let me see, where was I?
[MRS. C. Snatches the newspaper out of his hand.
Mr. C. Keally, my dear Mrs. C. I declare you shall not have it again, until I have finished. Perhaps you will think it of no impor- tance that Mrs. Silver told me that she knows some one who told her for a certain fact, that Leopold Littlecash has been seen lurking about the neighbourhood, several times lately, of course in the hope of meeting Julia Maria.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. C. I do not mean to say it is in rags ; but it is unde- niably old-fashioned; that every one, who has got any eyes at all, must see, in fact, Mrs. Silver was only saying just now, she considers it positively a duty I owe to myself and my position in society, to have a new drawing-room carpet.
Mr. C. And my duty, I suppose, is to pay for it. Well, well, we will think about it ; now if you would like a new French clock, or some smart jewellery, or a few dozen of 138 CHARADE.
nice light Frenc...h -wine, thanks to the treaty, I should have- very little duty to pay. Let me see, where was I?
[MRS. C. Snatches the newspaper out of his hand.
Mr. C. Keally, my dear Mrs. C. I declare you shall not have it again, until I have finished. Perhaps you will think it of no impor- tance that Mrs. Silver told me that she knows some one who told her for a certain fact, that Leopold Littlecash has been seen lurking about the neighbourhood, several times lately, of course in the hope of meeting Julia Maria.
What to read after Joy Or New Dramatical Charades for Home Performance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annemina De Younge to read onlineMoreLess
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