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He inadvertantly laid it down by a mooring post at the dock, confident that it would be safely remembered, so close at hand ; 106 LORDS AND LADIES.
but in taking leave of Mrs. Joscelyn and little Bessie, the natural feelings of husband and father had obliterated those of fishing and in- dependence.
Captain Crabshawe was aghast at the alacrity with which his subjects (he being elected King of Puff, as Mrs. Joscelyn was chosen Queen of Luff) all took advantage of this return, and popped out like ...rabbits from his boat, to go and exchange a few last words with the ladies, sitting in their boat. However, he gathered them all together again — Frank Sum- mers having the last parting word — "Remember the flag." It was a very elegant flag, and had been presented to the ladies that morning, with many pretty speeches. It was accepted by them in an equally gracious manner. Indeed, the mo- ment of their separation seemed to open all their hearts to each other, obHterating all past offences on either side, and making even LOEDS AND LADIES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He inadvertantly laid it down by a mooring post at the dock, confident that it would be safely remembered, so close at hand ; 106 LORDS AND LADIES.
but in taking leave of Mrs. Joscelyn and little Bessie, the natural feelings of husband and father had obliterated those of fishing and in- dependence.
Captain Crabshawe was aghast at the alacrity with which his subjects (he being elected King of Puff, as Mrs. Joscelyn was chosen Queen of Luff) all took advantage of this return, and popped out like ...rabbits from his boat, to go and exchange a few last words with the ladies, sitting in their boat. However, he gathered them all together again — Frank Sum- mers having the last parting word — "Remember the flag." It was a very elegant flag, and had been presented to the ladies that morning, with many pretty speeches. It was accepted by them in an equally gracious manner. Indeed, the mo- ment of their separation seemed to open all their hearts to each other, obHterating all past offences on either side, and making even LOEDS AND LADIES.
What to read after Lords And Ladies 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stretton, Julia Cecilia, 1812-1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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