By Rev. W. Awdry
Illus. in complete colour. simply 50 phrases inform how Thomas the Tank Engine races Gordon, an enormous engine, to work out who can get to the opposite facet of the hill first. incorporated is a web page of cut-out mini studying cards--one for every be aware within the story.
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But it was, I think, bright enough to read by? Yes, that was what Fd hoped for. " "How very useful this should prove," said Mrs. Corvey, in satisfaction. "My compliments, Mr. Felmouth! " "Of course. As it happens, I do have one or two other small items," said Mr. Felmouth, as he went from one lamp to another, switching them back on. He sat down once more and, reaching into his bag, drew out what appeared to be a locket. " He held it up for their inspection. " Lady Beatrice leaned close to see it; Mrs.
Lady Beatrice gave him her address readily enough. "Though I do not advise you to visit," she said. "And if you have any gallant ideas about rescuing me, think again. " He stood and bowed to her. "But women true as steel are found very rarely, after all. " "How kind," said Lady Beatrice. SHE EXPECTED NOTHING from the encounter, and so Lady Beatrice was rather surprised when someone knocked at the door of her lodging three days thereafter. She was rather more surprised when, upon opening the door, she beheld a blind woman, who asked for her by her name.
Depending on whether one heard the story from Jane, Dora or Maude, their Papa had then either blown his brains out, run away to the Continent with a mistress, or become an opium-smoker in a den in Limehouse and fallen to depths of degradation too appalling to describe. Jane played the pianoforte, Dora played the concertina, and Maude sang. They were equally versatile in other matters. All ladies resident at the house near Birdcage Walk proved good-natured upon further acquaintance. Lady Beatrice found it pleasant to sit in the common parlour after dinner on Sundays (for Nell Gwynne's did no business on the Sabbath) and attend to her mending while Herbertina read aloud to them all, or the Misses Devere performed a medley of popular songs, as Miss Rendlesham arranged a vase of flowers from the garden.