Little Saint Elizabeth And Other Stories
Little Saint Elizabeth And Other Stories
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He made his way into the very centre of the group.
"Gauzita!" he said. He thought, of course, she would drop right off herlily stem; but she didn't. She simply stopped swinging a moment, andstared at him.
"Gracious!" she exclaimed. "And who are you?" "Who am I?" cried Mr. Goodfellow, severely. "Don't you remember me?" "No, " she said, coolly; "I don't, not in the least. " Robin Goodfellow almost gasped for breath. He had never met with anythingso outrageous in his life.
"You don't remember _me_...?" he cried. "_Me_! Why, it's impossible!" "Is it?" said Gauzita, with a touch of dainty impudence. "What'syour name?" Robin Goodfellow was almost paralyzed. Gauzita took up a midget of aneyeglass which she had dangling from a thread of a gold chain, and shestuck it in her eye and tilted her impertinent little chin and looked himover. Not that she was near-sighted--not a bit of it; it was just one ofher tricks and manners.
"Dear me!" she said, "you do look a trifle familiar. It isn't, it can'tbe, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He made his way into the very centre of the group.
"Gauzita!" he said. He thought, of course, she would drop right off herlily stem; but she didn't. She simply stopped swinging a moment, andstared at him.
"Gracious!" she exclaimed. "And who are you?" "Who am I?" cried Mr. Goodfellow, severely. "Don't you remember me?" "No, " she said, coolly; "I don't, not in the least. " Robin Goodfellow almost gasped for breath. He had never met with anythingso outrageous in his life.
"You don't remember _me_...?" he cried. "_Me_! Why, it's impossible!" "Is it?" said Gauzita, with a touch of dainty impudence. "What'syour name?" Robin Goodfellow was almost paralyzed. Gauzita took up a midget of aneyeglass which she had dangling from a thread of a gold chain, and shestuck it in her eye and tilted her impertinent little chin and looked himover. Not that she was near-sighted--not a bit of it; it was just one ofher tricks and manners.
"Dear me!" she said, "you do look a trifle familiar. It isn't, it can'tbe, Mr.
What to read after Little Saint Elizabeth And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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