What Became of Pam
What Became of Pam
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" Do you speak German, Miss Yeoland ? " asked Lady Alys suddenly. " No. " " Then you won t mind my telling Mr. De Lensky something in that hideous tongue not my secret, but about a third person. " But Pam knew what "warum " meant, and it was the burden of the song. Why, and why, and again why ?
And that Lensky was annoyed she could see by his slight frown, and the shortness of his answers.
When they reached Covent Garden and were going upstairs, Lady Alys stopped to pick up her skirts and Lensk...y and Pam were for a moment out of earshot.
" I have so wanted to see you, " he said hurriedly. "May I come to-morrow ? " She turned and smiled at him. "Yes, do, " she answered, " I want to show you my house. " CHAPTER IV DURING the performance of the beautiful little opera Para sat quietly in her place and laid plans for the future. The music was to her merely a not unpleasant humming accompaniment to her very important reflections, and Mimi, Rodolfo and the rest of the actors disturbed her hardly at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Do you speak German, Miss Yeoland ? " asked Lady Alys suddenly. " No. " " Then you won t mind my telling Mr. De Lensky something in that hideous tongue not my secret, but about a third person. " But Pam knew what "warum " meant, and it was the burden of the song. Why, and why, and again why ?
And that Lensky was annoyed she could see by his slight frown, and the shortness of his answers.
When they reached Covent Garden and were going upstairs, Lady Alys stopped to pick up her skirts and Lensk...y and Pam were for a moment out of earshot.
" I have so wanted to see you, " he said hurriedly. "May I come to-morrow ? " She turned and smiled at him. "Yes, do, " she answered, " I want to show you my house. " CHAPTER IV DURING the performance of the beautiful little opera Para sat quietly in her place and laid plans for the future. The music was to her merely a not unpleasant humming accompaniment to her very important reflections, and Mimi, Rodolfo and the rest of the actors disturbed her hardly at all.
What to read after What Became of Pam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Betsey Riddle Hutten Zum Stolzenberg to read onlineMoreLess
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