Penelope's Irish Experiences
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" "This is most interesting, " said Veritas, as he took out his dampnotebook; "and perhaps you can tell me why your newspapers are so poorlyedited, so cheap, so sensational?" "I confess I can't explain it, " she sighed, as if sorely puzzled. "Canit be that we have expended our strength on magazines, where you are solamentably weak?" At this moment the rain began as if there had been a long droughtand the sky had just determined to make up the deficiency. It fell insheets, and the wind blew I kn...ow not how many Irish miles an hour. The Frenchman put on a silk macintosh with a cape, and was berated byeverybody in the same seat because he stood up a moment and let thewater in under the lap covers. His umbrella was a dainty en-tout-caswith a mother-of-pearl handle, that had answered well enough in heavymist or soft drizzle. His hat of fine straw was tied with a neat cordto his buttonhole; but although that precaution insured its ultimatesafety, it did not prevent its soaring from his head and descending onMrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "This is most interesting, " said Veritas, as he took out his dampnotebook; "and perhaps you can tell me why your newspapers are so poorlyedited, so cheap, so sensational?" "I confess I can't explain it, " she sighed, as if sorely puzzled. "Canit be that we have expended our strength on magazines, where you are solamentably weak?" At this moment the rain began as if there had been a long droughtand the sky had just determined to make up the deficiency. It fell insheets, and the wind blew I kn...ow not how many Irish miles an hour. The Frenchman put on a silk macintosh with a cape, and was berated byeverybody in the same seat because he stood up a moment and let thewater in under the lap covers. His umbrella was a dainty en-tout-caswith a mother-of-pearl handle, that had answered well enough in heavymist or soft drizzle. His hat of fine straw was tied with a neat cordto his buttonhole; but although that precaution insured its ultimatesafety, it did not prevent its soaring from his head and descending onMrs.
What to read after Penelope's Irish Experiences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wiggin Kate Douglas Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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