The Motor Maid 8 2
The Motor Maid 8 2
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When one has joined the ranks of the lower classes, one mightas well reap some advantages from the change!
"What we'll do, " said Mr. Dane, "is to look first at all the things theTurnours are sure to look at last. By that plan we shall avoid them, andas I know my way about Avignon pretty well, you may set your mind atrest. " I can think of nothing more delightful than a day in Avignon, with anagreeable brother and--a mind at rest. I had both, and made the most ofthem.
When her ladyship's shoe-s...trings and stay-laces were off my mind and inmy coat pocket, we wandered leisurely about the modern part of thewonderful town, which has been busier through the centuries in makinghistory than almost any other in France. Seen by daylight, I no longerresented the existence of a new--comparatively new--Avignon. The prettylittle theatre, with its dignified statues of Corneill and Molière, seemed to invite me kindly to go in and listen to a play by thesplendidly bewigged gentlemen sitting in stone chairs on either side ofthe door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When one has joined the ranks of the lower classes, one mightas well reap some advantages from the change!
"What we'll do, " said Mr. Dane, "is to look first at all the things theTurnours are sure to look at last. By that plan we shall avoid them, andas I know my way about Avignon pretty well, you may set your mind atrest. " I can think of nothing more delightful than a day in Avignon, with anagreeable brother and--a mind at rest. I had both, and made the most ofthem.
When her ladyship's shoe-s...trings and stay-laces were off my mind and inmy coat pocket, we wandered leisurely about the modern part of thewonderful town, which has been busier through the centuries in makinghistory than almost any other in France. Seen by daylight, I no longerresented the existence of a new--comparatively new--Avignon. The prettylittle theatre, with its dignified statues of Corneill and Molière, seemed to invite me kindly to go in and listen to a play by thesplendidly bewigged gentlemen sitting in stone chairs on either side ofthe door.
What to read after The Motor Maid 8 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williamson to read onlineMoreLess
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