Truxton King
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He came alongin the rear, after having tethered the tired horses, not quite sure thathe was awake. The Prince had called him Mr. Cook, had asked him how hisSons were, all of which was highly gratifying when one pauses toconsider that he had got his cap band on upside down in his excitement. He always was to wonder how the little monarch succeeded in reading thetitle without standing on his head to do so.
Truxton was duly presented to the ladies and gentlemen of the party byJohn Tullis, who grac...efully announced that he knew King's parents in NewYork. Baron Dangloss was quite an old friend, if one were to judge bythe manner in which he greeted the young man. The lady in grey smiled sosweetly and nodded so blithely, that Tullis, instead of presenting Kingto her as he had done to the Countess Marlanx and others, merely said: "And you know one another, of course. " Whereupon she flushed veryprettily and felt constrained to avoid Truxton's look of inquiry. He didnot lose his wits, but vowed acquiescence and assumed that he knew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He came alongin the rear, after having tethered the tired horses, not quite sure thathe was awake. The Prince had called him Mr. Cook, had asked him how hisSons were, all of which was highly gratifying when one pauses toconsider that he had got his cap band on upside down in his excitement. He always was to wonder how the little monarch succeeded in reading thetitle without standing on his head to do so.
Truxton was duly presented to the ladies and gentlemen of the party byJohn Tullis, who grac...efully announced that he knew King's parents in NewYork. Baron Dangloss was quite an old friend, if one were to judge bythe manner in which he greeted the young man. The lady in grey smiled sosweetly and nodded so blithely, that Tullis, instead of presenting Kingto her as he had done to the Countess Marlanx and others, merely said: "And you know one another, of course. " Whereupon she flushed veryprettily and felt constrained to avoid Truxton's look of inquiry. He didnot lose his wits, but vowed acquiescence and assumed that he knew.
What to read after Truxton King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccutcheon George Barr to read onlineMoreLess
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