The Island Mystery
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Every morning about seven she woke, unrolled herself from her rug, tiptoed across the room and pulled back the curtains. The flood of sunlight wakened the Queen and the two girls went together to bathe from the steps below the Queen's balcony.
One morning Kalliope gave a sudden shout of excitement when she pulled back the curtains^ "Mucky ship!" she cried.
She ran from the window. The Queen, blinking 174 THE ISLAND MYSTERY and no tnore than half awake, was seized by the arms and pulled out of b...ed. Kalliope was the least conventional of lady's-maids. She loved, even wor- shipped and adored, her mistress, but she had no idea whatever of propriety of behaviour. Bed- clothes were scattered on the floor. The Queen, staggering to her feet, was dragged across the room to the window. Kalliope pointed to the harbour with a finger which trembled with excitement.
"Mucky ship," she said.
Kalliope's English was improving in quality. The Queen had forbidden her to say "damn" or "bloody" but about "mucky" she had received no instructions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every morning about seven she woke, unrolled herself from her rug, tiptoed across the room and pulled back the curtains. The flood of sunlight wakened the Queen and the two girls went together to bathe from the steps below the Queen's balcony.
One morning Kalliope gave a sudden shout of excitement when she pulled back the curtains^ "Mucky ship!" she cried.
She ran from the window. The Queen, blinking 174 THE ISLAND MYSTERY and no tnore than half awake, was seized by the arms and pulled out of b...ed. Kalliope was the least conventional of lady's-maids. She loved, even wor- shipped and adored, her mistress, but she had no idea whatever of propriety of behaviour. Bed- clothes were scattered on the floor. The Queen, staggering to her feet, was dragged across the room to the window. Kalliope pointed to the harbour with a finger which trembled with excitement.
"Mucky ship," she said.
Kalliope's English was improving in quality. The Queen had forbidden her to say "damn" or "bloody" but about "mucky" she had received no instructions.
What to read after The Island Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Birmingham George A. to read onlineMoreLess
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