Borrowed feathers
Lamb, Ruth (1829–1916)
- Language:
- en
- Length:
- 8,443 · 42 min
How it begins
"THAT dreadful bell again, and I am almost certain I heard wheels on the gravel! If it should be one of mamma's grandee friends, and only Cinderella to answer the door! I have a great mind to let the individual ring on until he or she is tired. To-morrow I will have all the front blinds down until evening, then no one will think there is anybody at home. And," added the speaker, "as, socially speaking, I am nobody, they will be right." Annette Clifford was talking to herself. She had two good reasons for doing it, the first being that she had nobody else to talk to at the time.
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