The Last of the Peterkins
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Peterkin dreaded returning to her tendermercies.
"Just imagine inviting the Russian Count to dinner at home--and Amanda!"exclaimed Elizabeth Eliza.
"And he came to dinner at least three times a week on board the boat, "said the remaining little boy.
"The Arabs are so convenient about carrying one's umbrellas and shawls, "said Elizabeth Eliza. "How I should miss Hassan in picking up my blueveil!" The family recalled many anecdotes of the shortcomings of Amanda, asMrs. Peterkin leaned back upon h...er divan and wafted a fly-whisk. Mr. Peterkin had expended large sums in telegrams from every point where hefound the telegraph in operation; but there was no reply from SolomonJohn, and none from the two little boys.
By a succession of telegrams they had learned that no one had falleninto the crater of Vesuvius in the course of the last six months, noteven a little boy. This was consoling.
By letters from the lady from Philadelphia, they learned that she hadreceived Solomon John's telegram from Geneva at the time she heardfrom the rest of the family, and one signed "L.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peterkin dreaded returning to her tendermercies.
"Just imagine inviting the Russian Count to dinner at home--and Amanda!"exclaimed Elizabeth Eliza.
"And he came to dinner at least three times a week on board the boat, "said the remaining little boy.
"The Arabs are so convenient about carrying one's umbrellas and shawls, "said Elizabeth Eliza. "How I should miss Hassan in picking up my blueveil!" The family recalled many anecdotes of the shortcomings of Amanda, asMrs. Peterkin leaned back upon h...er divan and wafted a fly-whisk. Mr. Peterkin had expended large sums in telegrams from every point where hefound the telegraph in operation; but there was no reply from SolomonJohn, and none from the two little boys.
By a succession of telegrams they had learned that no one had falleninto the crater of Vesuvius in the course of the last six months, noteven a little boy. This was consoling.
By letters from the lady from Philadelphia, they learned that she hadreceived Solomon John's telegram from Geneva at the time she heardfrom the rest of the family, and one signed "L.
What to read after The Last of the Peterkins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hale Lucretia Peabody to read onlineMoreLess
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