The Eloping Maharani
The Eloping Maharani
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To Lydia this was an eloquent apology, and she noticed the paroxysms grew rarer. They were going out on one of the " crack " boats to India, second class, as many military people do, which is comfortable, and really quite as nice as the fashionable first. The only noticeable difference between the two is, that second class passengers are not obliged to meet the haughty officers so frequently, who suggest by their manner that one is favoured by their taking one out. It is a comedy to watch them,... with the exception of the chief engineer, who is usually a real man.
Lydia made few acquaintances. Her husband re- quired all her attention, and he was unhappy unless his wife was close at hand. Passengers wondered who the sweet-faced girl, hovering over the fearfully crip- pled man, was. Some were sceptical. It could not be his wife. " You know, my dear, what wives are on a boat to India. " The Cripple and the Gay Girl 183 When they arrived in Bombay, Billie Fletcher was more human, more self-respecting than those who knew him would have beheved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To Lydia this was an eloquent apology, and she noticed the paroxysms grew rarer. They were going out on one of the " crack " boats to India, second class, as many military people do, which is comfortable, and really quite as nice as the fashionable first. The only noticeable difference between the two is, that second class passengers are not obliged to meet the haughty officers so frequently, who suggest by their manner that one is favoured by their taking one out. It is a comedy to watch them,... with the exception of the chief engineer, who is usually a real man.
Lydia made few acquaintances. Her husband re- quired all her attention, and he was unhappy unless his wife was close at hand. Passengers wondered who the sweet-faced girl, hovering over the fearfully crip- pled man, was. Some were sceptical. It could not be his wife. " You know, my dear, what wives are on a boat to India. " The Cripple and the Gay Girl 183 When they arrived in Bombay, Billie Fletcher was more human, more self-respecting than those who knew him would have beheved.
What to read after The Eloping Maharani?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C B Hunter to read onlineMoreLess
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