Once On a Time
Once On a Time
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" You weak- kneed, jelly-souled, paper-livered imitation of a man ! You cringe to a King who looks like that ! Why, you ought to kick me. " The Chancellor remembered that he had one kick owing to him. He drew back his foot, and then a thought occurred to him.
" You might kick me back, " he pointed out.
" I certainly should, " said the King.
The Chancellor hesitated a moment.
"I think, " he said, "that these private quarrels in the face of the common enemy are to be deplored. " The King looked a...t him, gave a short laugh, and went on walking up and down.
" That face again, " he sighed as he came opposite the mirror. " No, it's no good ; I can never be King like this. I shall ab- dicate. " " But, your Majesty, this is a very terrible decision. Could not your Majesty live in retirement until your Majesty had grown your Majesty's whiskers again ? Surely this is — — " The King came to a stand opposite him and looked down on him gravely.
" Chancellor, " he said, " those whiskers 238 THE KING OF BARODIA which you have just seen fluttering in the breeze have been for more than forty years my curse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You weak- kneed, jelly-souled, paper-livered imitation of a man ! You cringe to a King who looks like that ! Why, you ought to kick me. " The Chancellor remembered that he had one kick owing to him. He drew back his foot, and then a thought occurred to him.
" You might kick me back, " he pointed out.
" I certainly should, " said the King.
The Chancellor hesitated a moment.
"I think, " he said, "that these private quarrels in the face of the common enemy are to be deplored. " The King looked a...t him, gave a short laugh, and went on walking up and down.
" That face again, " he sighed as he came opposite the mirror. " No, it's no good ; I can never be King like this. I shall ab- dicate. " " But, your Majesty, this is a very terrible decision. Could not your Majesty live in retirement until your Majesty had grown your Majesty's whiskers again ? Surely this is — — " The King came to a stand opposite him and looked down on him gravely.
" Chancellor, " he said, " those whiskers 238 THE KING OF BARODIA which you have just seen fluttering in the breeze have been for more than forty years my curse.
What to read after Once On a Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milne Alan Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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