Rumours in the Fourth Form
Rumours in the Fourth Form
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" Er . . . Er . . . I'm terribly sorry, " he stammered, when at last they had him on his feet. "I . . . Er . . . Don't quite understand ... Er ... " He stopped in confusion at finding himself the centre of what seemed to him the biggest crowd of ladies he had ever seen in his life.
Miss Loughton, with her ready tact, came to the rescue.
" It is quite all right, I assure you, Mr. Riley, " she said. " I am afraid you are the one who has suffered most. It was a trestle table, and in your kindness ...you unfortunately stepped on the end. Now I will fetch the porter, so that he can take you across into the school, and the Fourth Form, with Fraulein to assist them, will redecorate their stall as quickly as possible. I hope, " she added, turning to the crowd, " that our visitors will not let this stall suffer by the accident. " In a few minutes the Fourth Form, looking alternately vexed and amused, were on their knees picking up handfuls of clothing and fancy goods, and replacing them on their stall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Er . . . Er . . . I'm terribly sorry, " he stammered, when at last they had him on his feet. "I . . . Er . . . Don't quite understand ... Er ... " He stopped in confusion at finding himself the centre of what seemed to him the biggest crowd of ladies he had ever seen in his life.
Miss Loughton, with her ready tact, came to the rescue.
" It is quite all right, I assure you, Mr. Riley, " she said. " I am afraid you are the one who has suffered most. It was a trestle table, and in your kindness ...you unfortunately stepped on the end. Now I will fetch the porter, so that he can take you across into the school, and the Fourth Form, with Fraulein to assist them, will redecorate their stall as quickly as possible. I hope, " she added, turning to the crowd, " that our visitors will not let this stall suffer by the accident. " In a few minutes the Fourth Form, looking alternately vexed and amused, were on their knees picking up handfuls of clothing and fancy goods, and replacing them on their stall.
What to read after Rumours in the Fourth Form?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothy Dennison to read onlineMoreLess
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