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I'm sure Mrs Thorne has a perfect right to dream of Horrors, if she so wishes, but I do not consider it advisable to describe her dreams to the household. In fact, far otherwise, for it has a very upsetting effect on the female staff, not to mention the chef - but that was to be expected, him being a Foreigner. Mrs Thorne, miss, makes quite a habit of dreaming of Disaster. The first time she did so, the second footman tripped on the back stairs the very next day, and fell to the bottom.''Good gr...acious!' said Kate. 'Was he badly injured? You don't mean, surely, that he broke his neck?''Oh, no, miss! It was worse than that,' said Pennymore. 'He broke three of the Sevres cups, thus ruining the Set.''Not worse, Pennymore!' protested Kate.'He could have been better spared, miss, I assure you,' replied Pennymore darkly. 'A very unsatisfactory young man, and easily replaceable, which the Sevres china was not. However, what with that, and Mrs Thorne's dreaming she saw Staplewood being burnt to the ground a couple of nights before the kitchen-chimmey caught fire, so that rock salt had to be thrown on the range, which set dinner back an hour, she's only got to dream she saw lions and tigers in the garden for none of the young maids to stir out of the house for a sennight.''What's her latest dream?' asked Philip.'Well, sir, it is Extremely Unpleasant, and not at all the sort of thing one would expect of a respectable female, however given to what I will call Odd Humours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'm sure Mrs Thorne has a perfect right to dream of Horrors, if she so wishes, but I do not consider it advisable to describe her dreams to the household. In fact, far otherwise, for it has a very upsetting effect on the female staff, not to mention the chef - but that was to be expected, him being a Foreigner. Mrs Thorne, miss, makes quite a habit of dreaming of Disaster. The first time she did so, the second footman tripped on the back stairs the very next day, and fell to the bottom.''Good gr...acious!' said Kate. 'Was he badly injured? You don't mean, surely, that he broke his neck?''Oh, no, miss! It was worse than that,' said Pennymore. 'He broke three of the Sevres cups, thus ruining the Set.''Not worse, Pennymore!' protested Kate.'He could have been better spared, miss, I assure you,' replied Pennymore darkly. 'A very unsatisfactory young man, and easily replaceable, which the Sevres china was not. However, what with that, and Mrs Thorne's dreaming she saw Staplewood being burnt to the ground a couple of nights before the kitchen-chimmey caught fire, so that rock salt had to be thrown on the range, which set dinner back an hour, she's only got to dream she saw lions and tigers in the garden for none of the young maids to stir out of the house for a sennight.''What's her latest dream?' asked Philip.'Well, sir, it is Extremely Unpleasant, and not at all the sort of thing one would expect of a respectable female, however given to what I will call Odd Humours.
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