To You, Mr Chips
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CHIPS MEETS A STAR 'Coming out of the Royal Hotel the other day, who should I espy but Randolph Renny . . .' wrote Miss Lydia Jones ambiguously, ungrammatically, but in substance correctly. For it really was Randolph Renny himself, and by identifying him she made the scoop of a lifetime. A pretty long lifetime, too, for she had been doing an unpaid-for social gossip column for the Brookfield Gazette for over thirty years. Prim and spinsterish, she knew the exact difference (if any) between a pia...noforte solo 'tastefully rendered' and one 'brilliantly performed'; and three times a year, at the Brookfield School end-of-term concert, she sat in the front row, note-book and pencil in hand, fully aware of herself as Brookfield's critical and social arbiter.She had occupied this position so long that only one person could clearly remember her as an eager, ambitious girl, hopeful about her first and never-published novel; and that person was Chips. She had been a friend of his wife's, which was something he could never forget.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHIPS MEETS A STAR 'Coming out of the Royal Hotel the other day, who should I espy but Randolph Renny . . .' wrote Miss Lydia Jones ambiguously, ungrammatically, but in substance correctly. For it really was Randolph Renny himself, and by identifying him she made the scoop of a lifetime. A pretty long lifetime, too, for she had been doing an unpaid-for social gossip column for the Brookfield Gazette for over thirty years. Prim and spinsterish, she knew the exact difference (if any) between a pia...noforte solo 'tastefully rendered' and one 'brilliantly performed'; and three times a year, at the Brookfield School end-of-term concert, she sat in the front row, note-book and pencil in hand, fully aware of herself as Brookfield's critical and social arbiter.She had occupied this position so long that only one person could clearly remember her as an eager, ambitious girl, hopeful about her first and never-published novel; and that person was Chips. She had been a friend of his wife's, which was something he could never forget.
What to read after To You, Mr Chips?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hilton to read onlineMoreLess
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