From Sawdust to Windsor Castle
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There was nothing to be seen !
Then the audience tumbled to the " sell, " and laughed and clapped, and so did Mr. Gladstone. His fine face broke into a smile and I really think the " something nice " pleased him.
But " Tom's " great triumph and mine also, I hope I may say came on a certain day at Hengler's Circus when it was in Argyle Street. Mr. Hengler came to me with a sort of mystery in his manner and said, " Sir Henry Ponsonby would like to speak to you. " I hardly knew who Sir Henry Ponso...nby was, and after I was introduced to him he almost took my breath away by informing me that I was commanded by Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria to appear before her at Windsor Castle with my wonderful donkey ! I don't remember what I stammered out, but I know that his reply was that he would give me one month to prepare for the occasion. Of course I thanked him and 88 FROM SAWDUST TO WINDSOR CASTLE for some time after that interview you couldn't touch me or come near me within a hundred feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was nothing to be seen !
Then the audience tumbled to the " sell, " and laughed and clapped, and so did Mr. Gladstone. His fine face broke into a smile and I really think the " something nice " pleased him.
But " Tom's " great triumph and mine also, I hope I may say came on a certain day at Hengler's Circus when it was in Argyle Street. Mr. Hengler came to me with a sort of mystery in his manner and said, " Sir Henry Ponsonby would like to speak to you. " I hardly knew who Sir Henry Ponso...nby was, and after I was introduced to him he almost took my breath away by informing me that I was commanded by Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria to appear before her at Windsor Castle with my wonderful donkey ! I don't remember what I stammered out, but I know that his reply was that he would give me one month to prepare for the occasion. Of course I thanked him and 88 FROM SAWDUST TO WINDSOR CASTLE for some time after that interview you couldn't touch me or come near me within a hundred feet.
What to read after From Sawdust to Windsor Castle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whimsical Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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