My Friend the Chauffeur
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" "Perhaps Joseph may have mine ready to-night, in which case I can takethe ladies on--" the Prince began, but Mamma was too overcome to hearhim. Trying to look like a Countess at all costs, she allowed herselfand us to be led, as lambs to the slaughter, up a flight of dirty stonestairs, to see the bedrooms.
"You will have our best, is it not, Madame la Comtesse?" inquired theman of the hotel, who seemed to be a cross between a manager and ahead-waiter, and who swelled with politeness behind a ...shirt-front thatresembled nothing so much as the ten of clubs. "Yes, I was sure ofthat, gracious madame. You and your suite may assure yourselves that youwill be placed in our _chambres de luxe_. " With this announcement, he threw open a door, and stood salaaming thatwe might file in before him.
Mamma pitched forward down a step, shrieked, tottered, saved herself byclawing the air, while Maida and I both pitched after her, falling intofits of laughter.
It could n't have been colder in the spotty man's family vault, and Ihope not as musty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Perhaps Joseph may have mine ready to-night, in which case I can takethe ladies on--" the Prince began, but Mamma was too overcome to hearhim. Trying to look like a Countess at all costs, she allowed herselfand us to be led, as lambs to the slaughter, up a flight of dirty stonestairs, to see the bedrooms.
"You will have our best, is it not, Madame la Comtesse?" inquired theman of the hotel, who seemed to be a cross between a manager and ahead-waiter, and who swelled with politeness behind a ...shirt-front thatresembled nothing so much as the ten of clubs. "Yes, I was sure ofthat, gracious madame. You and your suite may assure yourselves that youwill be placed in our _chambres de luxe_. " With this announcement, he threw open a door, and stood salaaming thatwe might file in before him.
Mamma pitched forward down a step, shrieked, tottered, saved herself byclawing the air, while Maida and I both pitched after her, falling intofits of laughter.
It could n't have been colder in the spotty man's family vault, and Ihope not as musty.
What to read after My Friend the Chauffeur?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williamson Alice Muriel to read onlineMoreLess
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