The Simple Adventures of a Memsahib
The Simple Adventures of a Memsahib
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You are still warm, you still believe in the ther- mometer, you still find the baboo picturesque — I know you do ! Thank Heaven, I continue to like Koman punch — I retain that innocent taste. But I've been cold, " said Mr. Sayter, rubbing his hand, with a shiver, " for years. For years I've had no faith in the thermometer. For years I've been compelled to separate the oil from the less virtuous principles in the baboo. It's very sad, Mrs. Browne, but you'll come to it. " " I say, Sayter, " rema...rked young Browne, who was singularly without respect of persons, considering that he lived in Calcutta, " I can't have you frightening my wife about what she'll come to in Calcutta. I don't want her to develop nervous moral appre- hensions — based on what yoiCve come to ! " Mr. Sayter's chin sank into his necktie in official deprecation of this liberty on the part of a junior, and a mercantile one, but he allowed himself to find it humorous, and chuckled, if the word does not express too vulgar a demonstration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You are still warm, you still believe in the ther- mometer, you still find the baboo picturesque — I know you do ! Thank Heaven, I continue to like Koman punch — I retain that innocent taste. But I've been cold, " said Mr. Sayter, rubbing his hand, with a shiver, " for years. For years I've had no faith in the thermometer. For years I've been compelled to separate the oil from the less virtuous principles in the baboo. It's very sad, Mrs. Browne, but you'll come to it. " " I say, Sayter, " rema...rked young Browne, who was singularly without respect of persons, considering that he lived in Calcutta, " I can't have you frightening my wife about what she'll come to in Calcutta. I don't want her to develop nervous moral appre- hensions — based on what yoiCve come to ! " Mr. Sayter's chin sank into his necktie in official deprecation of this liberty on the part of a junior, and a mercantile one, but he allowed himself to find it humorous, and chuckled, if the word does not express too vulgar a demonstration.
What to read after The Simple Adventures of a Memsahib?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Jeanette Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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