The Romance of Isabel Lady Burton; the Story of Her Life, Told in Part By Herself And in Part W. H. Wilkins
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While Richard was settling something, and drink- ing a cup of coffee, I asked the amo to let me inspect the house, and see if I could not find better accom- modation ; but he assured me that every nook and cranny was occupied. I explored an open belvedere at the top of the house, a garret half occupied by a photographer in the daytime, and the courtyard, and was going back in despair, when I came upon a long, lofty, dusty, deserted-looking loft, with thirty-two hard, straight-backed kitchen cha...irs in it. I counted them from curiosity.
" What," I asked, " is this .? " " Oh," he replied, " we call this the sala, but no one ever comes into it ; so we use it as a lumber-room, and the workwomen sit here." " Will you give me this ? " I asked again.
"Willingly," he replied, looking nevertheless as surprised as if I had asked to sleep in the courtyard ; " and, moreover, you can run over the house, and ask Bernardo [a peasant servant] to give you whatever furniture you may choose." I was not long in thanking him and carrying his offer into execution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While Richard was settling something, and drink- ing a cup of coffee, I asked the amo to let me inspect the house, and see if I could not find better accom- modation ; but he assured me that every nook and cranny was occupied. I explored an open belvedere at the top of the house, a garret half occupied by a photographer in the daytime, and the courtyard, and was going back in despair, when I came upon a long, lofty, dusty, deserted-looking loft, with thirty-two hard, straight-backed kitchen cha...irs in it. I counted them from curiosity.
" What," I asked, " is this .? " " Oh," he replied, " we call this the sala, but no one ever comes into it ; so we use it as a lumber-room, and the workwomen sit here." " Will you give me this ? " I asked again.
"Willingly," he replied, looking nevertheless as surprised as if I had asked to sleep in the courtyard ; " and, moreover, you can run over the house, and ask Bernardo [a peasant servant] to give you whatever furniture you may choose." I was not long in thanking him and carrying his offer into execution.
What to read after The Romance of Isabel Lady Burton; the Story of Her Life, Told in Part By Herself And in Part W. H. Wilkins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilkins, W. H. (William Henry), 1860-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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