The Princess Priscilla's Fortnight
The Princess Priscilla's Fortnight
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"I don't believe Til sleep if I know he — he's got nothing he'd like better than oilcloth to look at," she whispered with an awe- struck face to Fritzing as Tussie came in.
" I will cause them all to be returned," Fritzing assured her.
" What, have those people sent wrong things? " asked Tussie anxiously, who felt that the entire responsibility of this menage was on his shoulders.
" Oh, only some cheap prints," said Priscilla hastily. " I think they're called oleographs or something." " What im...pertinence," said Tussie hotly.
" I expect it was kindly meant, but I — I like my cottage quite plain." " I'll have them sent back, sir," Tussie said to Fritzing, who was rubbing his hands nervously through his hair; for the sight of his grand ducal master's face smiling at him on whom he would surely never wish to smile again, and doing Digitized by Google THE PRINCESS PRISCILLA'S FORTNIGHT 189 it, too, from the walls of Creeper Cottage, had given him a shock.
" You are ever helpful, young man," he said, bowing abstractedly and going away to put down his hat and umbrella; and Priscilla, with a cold feeling that she had had a bad omen, rang the handbell Tussle's thoughtfulness had placed on her table and ordered Annalise to bring tea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I don't believe Til sleep if I know he — he's got nothing he'd like better than oilcloth to look at," she whispered with an awe- struck face to Fritzing as Tussie came in.
" I will cause them all to be returned," Fritzing assured her.
" What, have those people sent wrong things? " asked Tussie anxiously, who felt that the entire responsibility of this menage was on his shoulders.
" Oh, only some cheap prints," said Priscilla hastily. " I think they're called oleographs or something." " What im...pertinence," said Tussie hotly.
" I expect it was kindly meant, but I — I like my cottage quite plain." " I'll have them sent back, sir," Tussie said to Fritzing, who was rubbing his hands nervously through his hair; for the sight of his grand ducal master's face smiling at him on whom he would surely never wish to smile again, and doing Digitized by Google THE PRINCESS PRISCILLA'S FORTNIGHT 189 it, too, from the walls of Creeper Cottage, had given him a shock.
" You are ever helpful, young man," he said, bowing abstractedly and going away to put down his hat and umbrella; and Priscilla, with a cold feeling that she had had a bad omen, rang the handbell Tussle's thoughtfulness had placed on her table and ordered Annalise to bring tea.
What to read after The Princess Priscilla's Fortnight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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