Peter
Peter
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"When are you going to understand that you are the master?" she said. "Oh, Peter, it will be lovely for him having the state-rooms. He'll like it tremen- dously. Won't he? I wish I had thought of it. It wasn't that, I hope, that you wanted to consult me about. " "No. Now, before I consult you, I want to ask you a question or two, which you must promise to answer not tactfully, but truly. " "Not even a little tact, if I find it necessary?" she asked.
"Not an atom. Do you like that cartoon of his...?" Silvia glanced sideways at him.
"Well — I don't find I go and look at it for pleas- ure, " she said. "Not often at least, not every day. Do you like it?" "I think it's the most colossal piece of rubbish I ever saw. Now try again to express your opinion. " Silvia gave a sigh of relief.
"Oh, I do agree!" she said. "It's the most appal- ling. Now, isn't it?" "Question number two, " said Peter. "Do you PETER 199 think you will like the others any better? Do you, in fact, look forward to seeing the whole wall of the gallery covered with allegorical Mainwarings?" "Not in the very smallest degree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"When are you going to understand that you are the master?" she said. "Oh, Peter, it will be lovely for him having the state-rooms. He'll like it tremen- dously. Won't he? I wish I had thought of it. It wasn't that, I hope, that you wanted to consult me about. " "No. Now, before I consult you, I want to ask you a question or two, which you must promise to answer not tactfully, but truly. " "Not even a little tact, if I find it necessary?" she asked.
"Not an atom. Do you like that cartoon of his...?" Silvia glanced sideways at him.
"Well — I don't find I go and look at it for pleas- ure, " she said. "Not often at least, not every day. Do you like it?" "I think it's the most colossal piece of rubbish I ever saw. Now try again to express your opinion. " Silvia gave a sigh of relief.
"Oh, I do agree!" she said. "It's the most appal- ling. Now, isn't it?" "Question number two, " said Peter. "Do you PETER 199 think you will like the others any better? Do you, in fact, look forward to seeing the whole wall of the gallery covered with allegorical Mainwarings?" "Not in the very smallest degree.
What to read after Peter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson, E. F. (Edward Frederic), 1867-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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