The Lady And Sada San
The Lady And Sada San
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Certainly! Here it was with a rim anda handle! A shiny dust-pan greeted my eyes. Well, there was notvery much difference in the taste of the biscuit.
The prize accomplishment so far has been pies. Our skill has notonly brought us fame, but the city is in the throes of a pieepidemic. A few days ago when the old Prince of the Ken came tovisit his Hiroshima home, the cooking-ladies, after a few days'consultation, decided that in no better way could royalty bewelcomed than by sending him a lemon pi...e. They sent two creamyaffairs elaborately decorated with meringued Fujis. They were thehit of the season. The old gentleman wrote a poem about themsaying he ate one and was keeping the other to take back to hiscountry home when he returned a month hence. Then he sent us all apresent.
We have had only one catastrophe. In a moment of recklessadventure my pupils tried a pound cake without a recipe. A poundcake can be nothing else but what it says. That meant a pound ofeverything and Japanese soda is doubly strong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Certainly! Here it was with a rim anda handle! A shiny dust-pan greeted my eyes. Well, there was notvery much difference in the taste of the biscuit.
The prize accomplishment so far has been pies. Our skill has notonly brought us fame, but the city is in the throes of a pieepidemic. A few days ago when the old Prince of the Ken came tovisit his Hiroshima home, the cooking-ladies, after a few days'consultation, decided that in no better way could royalty bewelcomed than by sending him a lemon pi...e. They sent two creamyaffairs elaborately decorated with meringued Fujis. They were thehit of the season. The old gentleman wrote a poem about themsaying he ate one and was keeping the other to take back to hiscountry home when he returned a month hence. Then he sent us all apresent.
We have had only one catastrophe. In a moment of recklessadventure my pupils tried a pound cake without a recipe. A poundcake can be nothing else but what it says. That meant a pound ofeverything and Japanese soda is doubly strong.
What to read after The Lady And Sada San?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fannie C Macaulay to read onlineMoreLess
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