My Brilliant Career (2012)
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said Miss Beecham.
It was the second day after my arrival at Five-Bob. Lunch was over, and we had adjourned to the veranda. Miss Beecham was busy at her work table; I was ensconced on a mat on the floor, reading a book; Harold was stretched in a squatter’s chair some distance away. His big brown hands were clasped behind his head, his chin rested on his broad chest, his eyes were closed, he occasionally thrust his lower lip forward and sent a puff of breath upward to scatter the flies from h...is face; he looked a big monument of comfort, and answered his aunt’s remarks lazily.
“Yes, Aunt, I’ll do my best;” and to me, “Miss Melvyn, while here, please bear in mind that it will be no end of pleasure to me to do anything for your enjoyment. Don’t fail to command me in any way.”
“Thank you, Mr. Beecham. I will not fail to avail myself of your offer.”
“The absurdity of you two children addressing each other so formally,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Miss Beecham.
It was the second day after my arrival at Five-Bob. Lunch was over, and we had adjourned to the veranda. Miss Beecham was busy at her work table; I was ensconced on a mat on the floor, reading a book; Harold was stretched in a squatter’s chair some distance away. His big brown hands were clasped behind his head, his chin rested on his broad chest, his eyes were closed, he occasionally thrust his lower lip forward and sent a puff of breath upward to scatter the flies from h...is face; he looked a big monument of comfort, and answered his aunt’s remarks lazily.
“Yes, Aunt, I’ll do my best;” and to me, “Miss Melvyn, while here, please bear in mind that it will be no end of pleasure to me to do anything for your enjoyment. Don’t fail to command me in any way.”
“Thank you, Mr. Beecham. I will not fail to avail myself of your offer.”
“The absurdity of you two children addressing each other so formally,”
What to read after My Brilliant Career?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin Miles to read onlineMoreLess
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