New National Fourth Reader 8 5
New National Fourth Reader 8 5
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They doubtless were allafraid to ask one so high as yourself to dine with them.
"I am one John Duddlestone, sir, only a bodice-maker, and I pray you notto take it amiss if I ask you and the gentleman who is with, you, tocome to my humble home, where you will be most welcome. " "Indeed, " answered the Prince, laughing, "I am only too delighted toaccept your kind invitation, and I thank you for it very heartily. Ifyou lead the way, we will follow at once. " So Prince George, the officer, and Dudd...lestone, passed out of theExchange together.
"Ours is but humble fare, " said Duddlestone; "for, sir, I can offer youonly roast beef and plum-pudding. " "Very good, very good indeed!" exclaimed the Prince; "it is food towhich I bring a hearty appetite. " They stopped before a small house. John pulled the latch, and, walkingin, looked for his wife; but she was upstairs.
"Here, wife, wife!" he called in a loud whisper, as he put his head upthe narrow staircase; "put on a clean apron, and make haste and comedown, for the Queen's husband and a soldier-gentleman have come to dinewith, us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They doubtless were allafraid to ask one so high as yourself to dine with them.
"I am one John Duddlestone, sir, only a bodice-maker, and I pray you notto take it amiss if I ask you and the gentleman who is with, you, tocome to my humble home, where you will be most welcome. " "Indeed, " answered the Prince, laughing, "I am only too delighted toaccept your kind invitation, and I thank you for it very heartily. Ifyou lead the way, we will follow at once. " So Prince George, the officer, and Dudd...lestone, passed out of theExchange together.
"Ours is but humble fare, " said Duddlestone; "for, sir, I can offer youonly roast beef and plum-pudding. " "Very good, very good indeed!" exclaimed the Prince; "it is food towhich I bring a hearty appetite. " They stopped before a small house. John pulled the latch, and, walkingin, looked for his wife; but she was upstairs.
"Here, wife, wife!" he called in a loud whisper, as he put his head upthe narrow staircase; "put on a clean apron, and make haste and comedown, for the Queen's husband and a soldier-gentleman have come to dinewith, us.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles J Barnes And J Marshall Hawkes to read onlineMoreLess
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