The Young Visiters or, Mr. Salteena's Plan
By Ashford, Daisy
Classic work by Ashford, Daisy.
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QUITE A YOUNG GIRL Mr Salteena was an elderly man of 42 and was fond of asking peaple to stay with him. He had quite a young girl staying with him of 17 named Ethel Monticue. Mr S...
STARTING GAILY When the great morning came Mr Salteena did not have an egg for his brekfast in case he should be sick on the jorney. What top hat will you wear asked Ethel. I sh...
THE FIRST EVENING When they had unpacked Mr Salteena and Ethel went downstairs to dinner. Mr Salteena had put on a compleat evening suit as he thought it was the correct idear and...
MR SALTEENAS PLAN Mr Salteena woke up rarther early next day and was supprised and delighted to find Horace the footman entering with a cup of tea. Oh thankyou my man said Mr Sal...
THE CRYSTAL PALACE About 9 oclock next morning Mr Salteena stood bag in hand in the ancestle hall waiting for the viacle to convay him to the station. Bernard Clark and Ethel were...
HIGH LIFE Mr Salteena awoke next morning in his small but pleasant room. It was done in green and white with Monagrams on the toilit set. He had a tiny white bed with a green quil...
BERNARDS IDEAR After Mr Salteena had departed Bernard Clark thourght he would show Ethel over his house so they spent a merry morning so doing. Ethel passed bright remarks on all ...
A GAY CALL I tell you what Ethel said Bernard Clark about a week later we might go and pay a call on my pal the Earl of Clincham. Oh do lets cried Ethel who was game for any new ...
A PROPOSALE Next morning while imbibing his morning tea beneath his pink silken quilt Bernard decided he must marry Ethel with no more delay. I love the girl he said to himself an...
PREPARING FOR THE FRAY The next few days were indeed bussy for Ethel and Bernard. First of all Ethel got some dainty pink note paper with silver crest on it and sent out invitatio...
THE WEDDING The Abbey was indeed thronged next day when Ethel and Bernard cantered up in a very fine carrage drawn by two prancing steeds who foamed a good deal. In the porch stoo...
HOW IT ENDED Mr Salteena by the aid of the earl and the kindness of the Prince of Wales managed to get the job his soul craved and any day might be seen in Hyde park or Pickadilly...