Naughty Arlette Page #3

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First of all what is your name

Ivy Morris

I really wondered how old Shelley was

If you mean at the time of his death he was 29

My age is quite irrelevant

You all studied Leigh Hunt last term

so you should recall the tragic circumstances of Shelley's untimely death

He was returning home..

Was it when Shelley crossed the bay in an open sailing boat

at 2' 10" bow topsail rig to welcome Leigh Hunt to Italy?

Yes but to be more precise

it was after he had a week's visit with Leigh Hunt in Pisa

He and his friend Williams were sailing home across the bay

and they were never seen alive again

Byron named the boat Don Juan

Don Juan,hm,hm

What's your name?

Arlette Tesserau

T-E-S-S-E-R-A-U

Stand up when you speak to me,please

-You're French? -Oui,Monsieur

In my study at the end of the corridor

you'll find a pile of Shelley books, go and get them for me,will you

You expect me to fetch your books for you?

I thought that gentlemen fetch things for a lady,not the other way about

No,the pupil fetches things for her Master

Hurry up

Come in

I checked all the health certificates, they are in order

Thank you,Miss Sankey

Isn't Mrs Dickson a beautiful pianist?

I wonder how Mr Dickson is getting on with his first lesson

No doubt most constructive for all concerned

What are you implying,Miss Sankey?

I don't think it is right

that a man should be thrown in amongst a lot of young girls

Thrown in,am I to believe you feel there is something immoral about it?

I admit I had my misgivings about the experiment,Miss Hallam

In the past whenever a visiting Master is come to the school

a chaperone has always been present at the lessons

In the case of a Music Master giving a private lesson,yes

but Mr Dickson position is quite different

and I want the girls to learn to accept him

as a resident member of the staff,one of ourselves

Who will,so to speak,sharing their daily life and interests

It's up to you,of course Miss Hallam, but isn't he rather young?

Come,come,Sankey,however susceptible schoolgirls may be

Mr Dickson is a serious and studious married man

with his own daughter in the school

Married,yes,but what kind of a woman

an ex professional pianist

who dresses more like a filmmaker's than a school teacher's wife

I'm sure your fears are quite unfounded

I sincerely hope so,we shall see

Shelley was a great reformer

he was passionately resolved to try improve the existing conditions of mankind

Perhaps no poet has ever fired with such genuine inspiration

Leigh Hunt once described him as..

Sir,which is Leigh Hunt's most famous poem?

I suppose one of the best known

you'll find in most of the anthologies is called "Jenny kiss'd Me"

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