The Motor Maids in Fair Japan
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" "Mine are, " broke in Billie, poised on the railing of the summer houseswinging her feet carelessly.
"Would you have us dress like men?" demanded Miss Campbell indignantly.
"No indeed, Madam, " answered the bachelor, "but in your present costume, you must admit that it would be difficult to sit on the floor. " "But I don't wish to sit on the floor, " exclaimed the spinster. "It's aperfectly absurd custom. Besides, you are edging away from the mainpoint--trying to draw out of the--" "There wil...l be no chairs to-morrow, " interrupted the other, blinking hiseyes like a wise old bird. "And, " he continued as he took his departure, "neither will there be any knives and forks. " "I shall take mine along, then, " called Miss Campbell, whose discussionswith the bachelor kept them in a constant state of amusement.
"It would be an unpardonable breach of etiquette, " he called over hisshoulder. Presently he turned back and added, "You are not to use thatinfernal machine for my party. The _Nesan_ provided 'rikshas for allguests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Mine are, " broke in Billie, poised on the railing of the summer houseswinging her feet carelessly.
"Would you have us dress like men?" demanded Miss Campbell indignantly.
"No indeed, Madam, " answered the bachelor, "but in your present costume, you must admit that it would be difficult to sit on the floor. " "But I don't wish to sit on the floor, " exclaimed the spinster. "It's aperfectly absurd custom. Besides, you are edging away from the mainpoint--trying to draw out of the--" "There wil...l be no chairs to-morrow, " interrupted the other, blinking hiseyes like a wise old bird. "And, " he continued as he took his departure, "neither will there be any knives and forks. " "I shall take mine along, then, " called Miss Campbell, whose discussionswith the bachelor kept them in a constant state of amusement.
"It would be an unpardonable breach of etiquette, " he called over hisshoulder. Presently he turned back and added, "You are not to use thatinfernal machine for my party. The _Nesan_ provided 'rikshas for allguests.
What to read after The Motor Maids in Fair Japan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stokes Katherine to read onlineMoreLess
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