and it made me laugh. It did not sound like Watts or Coleridge or Shakespeare at all. No one could ever take Emily’s place, but I should respect the Last Doll very much; and I am sure the school would love it. They all like dolls, though some of the big ones—the almost fifteen ones— pretend they are too grown up.”
Captain Crewe had a splitting headache when he read this letter in his bungalow in India. The table before
and it made me laugh. It did not sound like Watts or Coleridge or Shakespeare at all. No one could ever take Emily’s place, but I should respect the Last Doll very much; and I am sure the school would love it. They all like dolls, though some of the big ones—the almost fifteen ones— pretend they are too grown up.”
Captain Crewe had a splitting headache when he read this letter in his bungalow in India. The table before
