The Toys of Peace, And Other Papers
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Doesn't brown bread and butter with a sprinkling oflemon in the colours suggest anything to you?" raged Bertie.
A slow, cumulative groan broke from the assembly as the meaning of hiswords gradually dawned on his hearers.
For the second time that day Lola retired to the seclusion of her room;she could not face the universal looks of reproach directed at her whenWhitebait was announced winner at the comfortable price of fourteen toone.
BERTIE'S CHRISTMAS EVE It was Christmas Eve, and the family c...ircle of Luke Steffink, Esq. , wasaglow with the amiability and random mirth which the occasion demanded. Along and lavish dinner had been partaken of, waits had been round andsung carols; the house-party had regaled itself with more caroling on itsown account, and there had been romping which, even in a pulpitreference, could not have been condemned as ragging. In the midst of thegeneral glow, however, there was one black unkindled cinder.
Bertie Steffink, nephew of the aforementioned Luke, had early in lifeadopted the profession of ne'er-do-weel; his father had been something ofthe kind before him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Doesn't brown bread and butter with a sprinkling oflemon in the colours suggest anything to you?" raged Bertie.
A slow, cumulative groan broke from the assembly as the meaning of hiswords gradually dawned on his hearers.
For the second time that day Lola retired to the seclusion of her room;she could not face the universal looks of reproach directed at her whenWhitebait was announced winner at the comfortable price of fourteen toone.
BERTIE'S CHRISTMAS EVE It was Christmas Eve, and the family c...ircle of Luke Steffink, Esq. , wasaglow with the amiability and random mirth which the occasion demanded. Along and lavish dinner had been partaken of, waits had been round andsung carols; the house-party had regaled itself with more caroling on itsown account, and there had been romping which, even in a pulpitreference, could not have been condemned as ragging. In the midst of thegeneral glow, however, there was one black unkindled cinder.
Bertie Steffink, nephew of the aforementioned Luke, had early in lifeadopted the profession of ne'er-do-weel; his father had been something ofthe kind before him.
What to read after The Toys of Peace, And Other Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saki to read onlineMoreLess
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