Sir Patrick the Puddock
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I run this show, as you see ; " Mary laughed across the table. " I don't always, Lord Eobert ; but you are my guest, and I have got to see you well done by, " (" You wicked, wicked minx! " thought he.) " So it's settled that we spend the day in the open air ; " the young lady ran on. " Sophy, you can come too. We'll have out the big carriage.
And look here," to the abject Bobby, " don't you be late. Eleven means eleven in this house " (" Middle-classes," conmiented he, this time with an angry g...roan.) — "And of course you must have your little smoke, or your any number of little smokes, first. You can go out on the terrace, and I'll Digitized by Google 280 SIR PATRICK: THE PUDDOCK keep an eye on you from my window. Don't go out of sight. Aunt Lou, I have letters to answer, may I go ? " "Mary, Mary, what is all this about?" cried aunt Lou, behind the door. " Is it his doing ; or your doing ? Or whose doing ? Is it ? " " My dear aunt, what are you talking about ? " "I'm talking about Lord Eobert Dashleigh," said the old lady, sturdily; "of course he came because you were here " " And he is going for the same reason," " You have refused him, Mary ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I run this show, as you see ; " Mary laughed across the table. " I don't always, Lord Eobert ; but you are my guest, and I have got to see you well done by, " (" You wicked, wicked minx! " thought he.) " So it's settled that we spend the day in the open air ; " the young lady ran on. " Sophy, you can come too. We'll have out the big carriage.
And look here," to the abject Bobby, " don't you be late. Eleven means eleven in this house " (" Middle-classes," conmiented he, this time with an angry g...roan.) — "And of course you must have your little smoke, or your any number of little smokes, first. You can go out on the terrace, and I'll Digitized by Google 280 SIR PATRICK: THE PUDDOCK keep an eye on you from my window. Don't go out of sight. Aunt Lou, I have letters to answer, may I go ? " "Mary, Mary, what is all this about?" cried aunt Lou, behind the door. " Is it his doing ; or your doing ? Or whose doing ? Is it ? " " My dear aunt, what are you talking about ? " "I'm talking about Lord Eobert Dashleigh," said the old lady, sturdily; "of course he came because you were here " " And he is going for the same reason," " You have refused him, Mary ?
What to read after Sir Patrick the Puddock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucy Bethia Walford to read onlineMoreLess
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