The Bilbao Looking Glass
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She tapped her on the shoulder.
“Max is on his way. Tell Pussy you’ll call her from Miffy’s.”
Appie, used to peremptory commands from her late husband, obeyed at once. “I’ve got to go now, Pussy. Sarah’s young man is driving me over. Why don’t you—oh, you were? Later, then.”
She hung up. “Pussy has to go over to the yacht chandler’s for some toggle bolts. I think she said toggle bolts. Anyway, she’s coming over to Miffy’s afterward. Oh Sarah, when I think of poor, dear Alice B.—”
“Do you have ev...erything you need ready to take with you? And did you eat your breakfast?” Sarah was not about to let Appie get started on poor, dear Alice B. again.
“Yes, dear. All packed and rarin’ to go. That prune cake was delicious. I thought you might like to send the rest to Miffy.”
“Miffy wouldn’t eat it and Max hasn’t had his breakfast yet. Nor have I, come to think of it. Anyway, there’s sure to be tons of food over there.”
Furthermore, Miffy Tergoyne had a lot more money for groceries than Sarah Kelling did, and Aunt Appie was not about to play Lady Bountiful with Cousin Theonia’s love-offering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She tapped her on the shoulder.
“Max is on his way. Tell Pussy you’ll call her from Miffy’s.”
Appie, used to peremptory commands from her late husband, obeyed at once. “I’ve got to go now, Pussy. Sarah’s young man is driving me over. Why don’t you—oh, you were? Later, then.”
She hung up. “Pussy has to go over to the yacht chandler’s for some toggle bolts. I think she said toggle bolts. Anyway, she’s coming over to Miffy’s afterward. Oh Sarah, when I think of poor, dear Alice B.—”
“Do you have ev...erything you need ready to take with you? And did you eat your breakfast?” Sarah was not about to let Appie get started on poor, dear Alice B. again.
“Yes, dear. All packed and rarin’ to go. That prune cake was delicious. I thought you might like to send the rest to Miffy.”
“Miffy wouldn’t eat it and Max hasn’t had his breakfast yet. Nor have I, come to think of it. Anyway, there’s sure to be tons of food over there.”
Furthermore, Miffy Tergoyne had a lot more money for groceries than Sarah Kelling did, and Aunt Appie was not about to play Lady Bountiful with Cousin Theonia’s love-offering.
What to read after The Bilbao Looking Glass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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