The Palace Beautiful
The Palace Beautiful
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"Them attics have become rather too uppish for my taste, " she said toDove when she got downstairs. "I took them a letter just now, and, myword! they had not eyes nor ears for me, though I toiled up all theweary stairs, which my shortness of breath don't agree to. It wasn'teven 'Thank you very much, Mrs. Dove, ' but all three of them, theireyes was fixed on the letter as if they'd eat it. It's my belief, Dove, that they're short of funds, for when I went yesterday to askfor the trifling loan of... tenpence three-farthings to pay the cobblerfor Tommy's boots, Miss Mainwaring said, as pretty as you please, butvery prim and firm--'I haven't really got the money, Mrs. Dove. ' Well, well, I've done a deal for those girls--elbow grease I've given them, and thought I've given them, and books for the improving of theirintellecs I've lent them, and that's all the return I get, that when Ibring up a letter it isn't even 'Thank you, Mrs. Dove. ' What I say isthis, Dove, shall I give the attics notice to quit?" "By no manner of means, " answered Dove--"you mark my words, Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Them attics have become rather too uppish for my taste, " she said toDove when she got downstairs. "I took them a letter just now, and, myword! they had not eyes nor ears for me, though I toiled up all theweary stairs, which my shortness of breath don't agree to. It wasn'teven 'Thank you very much, Mrs. Dove, ' but all three of them, theireyes was fixed on the letter as if they'd eat it. It's my belief, Dove, that they're short of funds, for when I went yesterday to askfor the trifling loan of... tenpence three-farthings to pay the cobblerfor Tommy's boots, Miss Mainwaring said, as pretty as you please, butvery prim and firm--'I haven't really got the money, Mrs. Dove. ' Well, well, I've done a deal for those girls--elbow grease I've given them, and thought I've given them, and books for the improving of theirintellecs I've lent them, and that's all the return I get, that when Ibring up a letter it isn't even 'Thank you, Mrs. Dove. ' What I say isthis, Dove, shall I give the attics notice to quit?" "By no manner of means, " answered Dove--"you mark my words, Mrs.
What to read after The Palace Beautiful?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meade L. T. to read onlineMoreLess
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