The Inca of Perusalem
The Inca of Perusalem
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THE WAITER. It has not been waiting. Straight from the kitchen, madam, believe me.
ERMYNTRUDE. Send the manager here.
THE WAITER. The manager! What do you want with the manager?
ERMYNTRUDE. He will tell you when I have done with him. How dare youtreat Her Highness in this disgraceful manner? What sort of pothouse isthis? Where did you learn to speak to persons of quality? Take away yourcold tea and cold cake instantly. Give them to the chambermaid you wereflirting with whilst Her Highness was w...aiting. Order some fresh teaat once; and do not presume to bring it yourself: have it brought by acivil waiter who is accustomed to wait on ladies, and not, like you, oncommercial travellers.
THE WAITER. Alas, madam, I am not accustomed to wait on anybody. Twoyears ago I was an eminent medical man, my waiting-room was crowded withthe flower of the aristocracy and the higher bourgeoisie from nine tosix every day. But the war came; and my patients were ordered to giveup their luxuries. They gave up their doctors, but kept their week-endhotels, closing every career to me except the career of a waiter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE WAITER. It has not been waiting. Straight from the kitchen, madam, believe me.
ERMYNTRUDE. Send the manager here.
THE WAITER. The manager! What do you want with the manager?
ERMYNTRUDE. He will tell you when I have done with him. How dare youtreat Her Highness in this disgraceful manner? What sort of pothouse isthis? Where did you learn to speak to persons of quality? Take away yourcold tea and cold cake instantly. Give them to the chambermaid you wereflirting with whilst Her Highness was w...aiting. Order some fresh teaat once; and do not presume to bring it yourself: have it brought by acivil waiter who is accustomed to wait on ladies, and not, like you, oncommercial travellers.
THE WAITER. Alas, madam, I am not accustomed to wait on anybody. Twoyears ago I was an eminent medical man, my waiting-room was crowded withthe flower of the aristocracy and the higher bourgeoisie from nine tosix every day. But the war came; and my patients were ordered to giveup their luxuries. They gave up their doctors, but kept their week-endhotels, closing every career to me except the career of a waiter.
What to read after The Inca of Perusalem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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