The Gay And Festive Claverhouse An Extravaganza
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"Mrs. Watson is on her way back to London, my lady. " 100 A MOST UNHAPPY DINNER Lady Wythe considered this the climax. But it wasn't. Barely had she time to take it in when the grip of the fantastically-garbed young man opposite her slipped from the table's edge but clung frantically to the cloth. The effect may be imagined. Even Parkins, assiduous and nimble as he was, could not stay the disaster. Everything went. Vene- tian glassware, eggshell French china, the flower-plaque from the table's ...centre, the silver candlesticks with their lighted candles and frail, beautiful shades which burst into flame as they rolled.
The two ladies Madeleine's gown was dripping from an overturned decanter sprang to their feet and ran one way, while the butler, shouting for help, ran in another.
When, less than a minute later, the latter returned, accompanied by two footmen to assist in clearing away the wreck, the shiver- ing, shaking cause of it all was not to be seen. Once again Claverhouse had vanished appar- ently into thin air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Mrs. Watson is on her way back to London, my lady. " 100 A MOST UNHAPPY DINNER Lady Wythe considered this the climax. But it wasn't. Barely had she time to take it in when the grip of the fantastically-garbed young man opposite her slipped from the table's edge but clung frantically to the cloth. The effect may be imagined. Even Parkins, assiduous and nimble as he was, could not stay the disaster. Everything went. Vene- tian glassware, eggshell French china, the flower-plaque from the table's ...centre, the silver candlesticks with their lighted candles and frail, beautiful shades which burst into flame as they rolled.
The two ladies Madeleine's gown was dripping from an overturned decanter sprang to their feet and ran one way, while the butler, shouting for help, ran in another.
When, less than a minute later, the latter returned, accompanied by two footmen to assist in clearing away the wreck, the shiver- ing, shaking cause of it all was not to be seen. Once again Claverhouse had vanished appar- ently into thin air.
What to read after The Gay And Festive Claverhouse An Extravaganza?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner Anne to read onlineMoreLess
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