Sally (1982)
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A story is a story, whether it concerns Little Johnny Bloggs, age three, in Clapham, stuck down a coalhole—“He was ever so brave,” said thirty-year-old brown-haired, blue-eyed Mrs. Mary Bloggs, laughingly, yesterday—or the latest goings-on of His Royal Highness, King Edward. Sally had acquired the Fleet Street outlook by a sort of osmosis, and therefore had not paused to really think about what being a guest of a duke and duchess would entail.
Admittedly the theatrical man had done a wonderful j...ob, and even the anxious and critical Miss Frimp had failed to recognize Sally as the sweet little old lady who had emerged from under the hands of the expert.
Sally had bought most of her wardrobe at a sale for Indigent Gentlewomen, balking at spending much of her precious salary on this masquerade.
She was to travel by train to Bath, and there she would be met and conveyed to Banjahar Palace. Sally had still failed to look him up in Debrett’s before leaving, and so had only a vague idea of the family she was going to meet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A story is a story, whether it concerns Little Johnny Bloggs, age three, in Clapham, stuck down a coalhole—“He was ever so brave,” said thirty-year-old brown-haired, blue-eyed Mrs. Mary Bloggs, laughingly, yesterday—or the latest goings-on of His Royal Highness, King Edward. Sally had acquired the Fleet Street outlook by a sort of osmosis, and therefore had not paused to really think about what being a guest of a duke and duchess would entail.
Admittedly the theatrical man had done a wonderful j...ob, and even the anxious and critical Miss Frimp had failed to recognize Sally as the sweet little old lady who had emerged from under the hands of the expert.
Sally had bought most of her wardrobe at a sale for Indigent Gentlewomen, balking at spending much of her precious salary on this masquerade.
She was to travel by train to Bath, and there she would be met and conveyed to Banjahar Palace. Sally had still failed to look him up in Debrett’s before leaving, and so had only a vague idea of the family she was going to meet.
What to read after Sally?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M.C. Beaton to read onlineMoreLess
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