My Friend the Chauffeur
My Friend the Chauffeur
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" And Sir Ralph called you careful! I can never trust you again. " I could have slapped her and myself too.
"Aunt ICathryn!" exclaimed Maida. Then I could have slapped her as well for interfering. It would serve her right if I married her off to the Prince.
The Chauffeulier looked for a second as if he were going to say " Very well, madam; do as you like about that. " But Maida s lit tle reproachful exclamation apparently poured balm upon his troubled soul.
" Not without a brake, " he answered,... with great patience and politeness, " but with one instead of two. If the foot-brake had burned, as possibly it might, the compression of the gas in the cylinder could have been made to act as a brake. The steering- gear was in perfect order, which was the most important consid eration in the circumstances, and I felt that I was undertaking a responsibility which the car and I together were well able to carry out. But as I thought that amateurs were likely to be alarmed if they knew what had happened, I naturally kept my knowledge to myself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And Sir Ralph called you careful! I can never trust you again. " I could have slapped her and myself too.
"Aunt ICathryn!" exclaimed Maida. Then I could have slapped her as well for interfering. It would serve her right if I married her off to the Prince.
The Chauffeulier looked for a second as if he were going to say " Very well, madam; do as you like about that. " But Maida s lit tle reproachful exclamation apparently poured balm upon his troubled soul.
" Not without a brake, " he answered,... with great patience and politeness, " but with one instead of two. If the foot-brake had burned, as possibly it might, the compression of the gas in the cylinder could have been made to act as a brake. The steering- gear was in perfect order, which was the most important consid eration in the circumstances, and I felt that I was undertaking a responsibility which the car and I together were well able to carry out. But as I thought that amateurs were likely to be alarmed if they knew what had happened, I naturally kept my knowledge to myself.
What to read after My Friend the Chauffeur?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C N Charles Norris Williamson to read onlineMoreLess
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