L.P.M. : the End of the Great War
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It is very much like one of the Greek Orders, I don't recall which, sir, but Lord Knott wore it once, I recall, sir, when the King of Greece was in London, Sir.
"No, James," Edestone shook his head. "My father was a blacksmith, and I wotdd not like to deceive the Emperor." "How you do like your little joke, sir," said Digitized by LjOOQIC 262 The Two- Wheeled Mystery James, putting his hand to his mouth. ''Won't you just use that button, sir, instead of a button- hole? It ain't so frivolous lik...e, sir, begging your pardon, sir." "Oh well, yes; just to keep you quiet." "Thank you, sir." And Edestone left the room.
Digitized by Google CHAPTER XXIV DER KAISER DOWNSTAIRS, the household was in a state of suppressed excitement. The German men servants, without the usual protection of a brilliant uniform, looked as if they would like to drop everything and hide themselves in the coal cellar. The maids were almost on the verge of tears. Mrs. Jones, with all the jewelry on that she possessed, was moving about with a flushed face seeing that everything was in order.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is very much like one of the Greek Orders, I don't recall which, sir, but Lord Knott wore it once, I recall, sir, when the King of Greece was in London, Sir.
"No, James," Edestone shook his head. "My father was a blacksmith, and I wotdd not like to deceive the Emperor." "How you do like your little joke, sir," said Digitized by LjOOQIC 262 The Two- Wheeled Mystery James, putting his hand to his mouth. ''Won't you just use that button, sir, instead of a button- hole? It ain't so frivolous lik...e, sir, begging your pardon, sir." "Oh well, yes; just to keep you quiet." "Thank you, sir." And Edestone left the room.
Digitized by Google CHAPTER XXIV DER KAISER DOWNSTAIRS, the household was in a state of suppressed excitement. The German men servants, without the usual protection of a brilliant uniform, looked as if they would like to drop everything and hide themselves in the coal cellar. The maids were almost on the verge of tears. Mrs. Jones, with all the jewelry on that she possessed, was moving about with a flushed face seeing that everything was in order.
What to read after L.P.M. : the End of the Great War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barney John Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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