Aristokia
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They abided by all the cus- 112 ARISTOKIA toms of nobility and etiquette, and in turn de- manded implicit obedience to their union rules.
They received fabulous wages, and it was tacitly understood that they were the real masters of the world. The Aristokians were in a sense political prisoners, albeit voluntary prisoners in their own country.
It being not yet ten o'clock, I wandered about the corridors of the house, hoping for a chance to see Gwendolyn and have a few words with her.
Failing in... my quest, I continued on my way to the baron's study, and then, as I passed the open door of the baroness's boudoir, I espied Gwendolyn, but her mother was with her.
That great dame looked at me in shocked sur- prise and clutched her daughter's arm.
"Who's that?" she cried.
"Father's new valet, I believe," replied Gwen- dolyn, with an indifference worthy of her sire.
But the baroness knew better. She was puffing from too much breakfast and explosive with ex- citement.
113 ARISTOKIA "Why, my dear, it 's that fellow who smashed through the roof I" "Do you really think so?
What to read after Aristokia?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They abided by all the cus- 112 ARISTOKIA toms of nobility and etiquette, and in turn de- manded implicit obedience to their union rules.
They received fabulous wages, and it was tacitly understood that they were the real masters of the world. The Aristokians were in a sense political prisoners, albeit voluntary prisoners in their own country.
It being not yet ten o'clock, I wandered about the corridors of the house, hoping for a chance to see Gwendolyn and have a few words with her.
Failing in... my quest, I continued on my way to the baron's study, and then, as I passed the open door of the baroness's boudoir, I espied Gwendolyn, but her mother was with her.
That great dame looked at me in shocked sur- prise and clutched her daughter's arm.
"Who's that?" she cried.
"Father's new valet, I believe," replied Gwen- dolyn, with an indifference worthy of her sire.
But the baroness knew better. She was puffing from too much breakfast and explosive with ex- citement.
113 ARISTOKIA "Why, my dear, it 's that fellow who smashed through the roof I" "Do you really think so?
What to read after Aristokia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pezet, A. Washington (Alfonso Washington), 1889- to read onlineMoreLess
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