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Sayako came out of the changing room in Sloane Street wear­ing this season's suit, as featured on the cover of English Vogue. Last season's suit lay on the changing room floor in an untidy heap. She surveyed herself in the full-length mirror. The manageress, svelte in black, stood behind her.

'That colour's very good on you,' she said, smiling professio­nally.

Sayako said, 'I take it and also I take it in strawberry and navy and primrose.'

The manageress inwardly rejoiced. She would now reach this week's target. Her job would be safe for at least another month. God bless the Japanese!

Sayako walked over on stockinged feet to a display of suede loafers.

'And these shoes to match all suits in size four,' she said. Her role model was the fibreglass mannequin6 which lolled convincingly against the shop counter, wearing the same cream suit that Sayako was wearing, the loafers that Sayako had just ordered and a bag that Sayako was about to order in navy, strawberry, cream and primrose. The mannequin's blonde nylon wig shone under the spotlights. Her blue eyes were half closed as though she were encaptured by her own beauty.

She is so beautiful, thought Sayako. She took the wig from the mannequin's head and placed it on her own. It fitted perfectly.

'And I take this,' she said.

She then handed over a platinum card which bore the name of her father, the Emperor of Japan.

As the manageress tapped in the magic numbers from the card, Sayako tried on a soft green-coloured suede coat which was also be­ing worn by a red-haired mannequin. The suede coat cost one penny less than a thousand pounds.

'What other colours do you have this in?' asked Sayako of the assistants, who were packing her suits, loafers, bags and wig.

'Just one other colour,' said an assistant (who thought, Jesus, we'll have a drink after work tonight).

She hurried to the back of the shop and quickly returned with a toffee-brown version of the sumptuous coat.

'Yes,' said Sayako. 'I take both and, of course, boots to match, size four.' She pointed to the boots worn by the red-haired manne­quin.

The pile on the counter grew. Her bodyguard standing inside the shop door shifted impatiently.

When the Princess and her purchases had been driven away, the manageress and her assistants screamed and yelled and hugged each other for joy.

Sayako sat in the back of the limousine and looked at London and its people. How funny English people are, she thought, with their wobbly faces and big noses and their skin! She laughed behind her hand. So white and pink and red. What bodies they had! So tall. It wasn't necessary to have so much height, was it. Her father was a small man and he was an Emperor.

As the car set off on its journey towards Windsor, where she was staying at the newly opened Royal Castle Hotel, Sayako's eyes closed. Shopping was so tiring. She had started at 10.30 in Harrod's lingerie department9 and now it was 6.15 and she had only taken an hour off for lunch. And when she got home she had that puzzling book to read, Three Men in a Boat. She had promised her father she would read at least five pages a day. It would improve her English, he said, and help her to understand the English psyche.

She had already ploughed through The Wind in the Willows, Alice in Wonderland and most of Jemima Puddleduck but she had found these books very difficult, full of talking animals dressed in the clothes of human beings.

At Hyde Park Comer the car stopped suddenly, the driver swo­re and Sayako opened her eyes. The bodyguard turned around to face her.

'A demonstration,' he said. 'Nothing to fear.'

She looked out of the window and saw a long line of mid­dle-aged people crossing the road in front of the car. Many of them were wearing beige anoraks that Sayako, a devoted shopper, identified as coming from Marks and Spencer. A few were car­rying signs on sticks.

Nobody appeared to take any notice of them, apart from a few impatient motorists.
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Sayako came out of the changing room in Sloane Street wear­ing this season's suit, as featured on the cover of English Vogue. Last season's suit lay on the changing room floor in an untidy heap. She surveyed herself in the full-length mirror. The manageress, svelte in black, stood behind her.'That colour's very good on you,' she said, smiling professio­nally.Sayako said, 'I take it and also I take it in strawberry and navy and primrose.'The manageress inwardly rejoiced. She would now reach this week's target. Her job would be safe for at least another month. God bless the Japanese!Sayako walked over on stockinged feet to a display of suede loafers.'And these shoes to match all suits in size four,' she said. Her role model was the fibreglass mannequin6 which lolled convincingly against the shop counter, wearing the same cream suit that Sayako was wearing, the loafers that Sayako had just ordered and a bag that Sayako was about to order in navy, strawberry, cream and primrose. The mannequin's blonde nylon wig shone under the spotlights. Her blue eyes were half closed as though she were encaptured by her own beauty.She is so beautiful, thought Sayako. She took the wig from the mannequin's head and placed it on her own. It fitted perfectly.'And I take this,' she said.She then handed over a platinum card which bore the name of her father, the Emperor of Japan.As the manageress tapped in the magic numbers from the card, Sayako tried on a soft green-coloured suede coat which was also be­ing worn by a red-haired mannequin. The suede coat cost one penny less than a thousand pounds.'What other colours do you have this in?' asked Sayako of the assistants, who were packing her suits, loafers, bags and wig.'Just one other colour,' said an assistant (who thought, Jesus, we'll have a drink after work tonight).She hurried to the back of the shop and quickly returned with a toffee-brown version of the sumptuous coat.'Yes,' said Sayako. 'I take both and, of course, boots to match, size four.' She pointed to the boots worn by the red-haired manne­quin.The pile on the counter grew. Her bodyguard standing inside the shop door shifted impatiently.When the Princess and her purchases had been driven away, the manageress and her assistants screamed and yelled and hugged each other for joy.Sayako sat in the back of the limousine and looked at London and its people. How funny English people are, she thought, with their wobbly faces and big noses and their skin! She laughed behind her hand. So white and pink and red. What bodies they had! So tall. It wasn't necessary to have so much height, was it. Her father was a small man and he was an Emperor.As the car set off on its journey towards Windsor, where she was staying at the newly opened Royal Castle Hotel, Sayako's eyes closed. Shopping was so tiring. She had started at 10.30 in Harrod's lingerie department9 and now it was 6.15 and she had only taken an hour off for lunch. And when she got home she had that puzzling book to read, Three Men in a Boat. She had promised her father she would read at least five pages a day. It would improve her English, he said, and help her to understand the English psyche.She had already ploughed through The Wind in the Willows, Alice in Wonderland and most of Jemima Puddleduck but she had found these books very difficult, full of talking animals dressed in the clothes of human beings.At Hyde Park Comer the car stopped suddenly, the driver swo­re and Sayako opened her eyes. The bodyguard turned around to face her.'A demonstration,' he said. 'Nothing to fear.'She looked out of the window and saw a long line of mid­dle-aged people crossing the road in front of the car. Many of them were wearing beige anoraks that Sayako, a devoted shopper, identified as coming from Marks and Spencer. A few were car­rying signs on sticks.Nobody appeared to take any notice of them, apart from a few impatient motorists.
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саяко вышел на репетиции в слоун - стрит - ING носить в этом сезоне, костюм, как был на обложке английской моде.в прошлом сезоне иска лежит на репетиции пол в лежит куча.она обследовала себя в зеркало в полный рост.в manageress, изящные в черном, стоял позади ее."этот цвет очень хорошо о вас", - говорит она, - улыбается профессионализации, наконец.саяко, сказал: "я считать, и я также принять это клубника и военно - морского флота и примроуз."в manageress все радовались.она теперь будет достичь на этой неделе цель.ее работа будет в безопасности, по крайней мере, еще на месяц.боже, благослови японцев!саяко подошел на stockinged футов до показа замшевые кроссовок."и эти туфли, все костюмы в размере четырех", - говорит она.ее роль модели был mannequin6 из стекловолокна, которые lolled убедительно против магазин борьбы, в той же сливки саяко был одет в костюм, бездельников, саяко только заказал и сумку, которую саяко собирался порядка в вмф, клубника, сливками и примроуз.манекен блондинка нейлоновые парик сияли под прожекторами.голубые глаза были наполовину закрыты, как будто encaptured в собственной красоте.она так прекрасна, что саяко.она занимает парик с манекена на голове и разместил его на себе.они установлены в совершенстве."и я пользуюсь, - сказала она.затем она передала Platinum которых стояло имя ее отца, император японии.как manageress постучал в магию цифр с карточки, саяко пытался на мягкий зеленый цвета замшевые пальто, которое было также - ING, носят рыжеволосой манекен.The Suede пальто стоит один пенни меньше тысячи фунтов."то, что другие цвета у вас есть это?спрашивает, саяко из помощников, которые были упаковать ее костюмы, бездельников, сумки и парик."только один другого цвета, - сказал помощника (который думал, иисус, мы сможем выпить после работы сегодня вечером).она торопилась с магазином и быстро вернулся с ириски браун варианта роскошные пальто."да, - говорит, саяко."я как и, конечно, сапоги на матч, четвертый размер. "она указала на ботинки, которые носят рыжеволосой manne - квин.кучи на прилавке выросла.ее телохранитель постоянного внутри магазина дверь сместился с нетерпением.когда принцесса и ее закупки были изгнаны, manageress и ее помощников кричала и кричала и обнимали друг друга, для радости.саяко сидел сзади лимузин и посмотрел на лондон и его народа.забавно, англичане, она подумала, что с их шаткий лица и большие носы и их кожу!она смеялась за руку.так, белые и розовые и красного.какие органы были!такой высокий.не нужно так много высоты, было.ее отец был маленький человек, и он был императором.как машину, отправился на ее пути к виндзор, где она остановилась в недавно открытом королевский замок - отель, саяко глаза закрыты.покупки было так утомительно.она началась в 10 в его белье department9 харрод, и теперь было 18, и она только час на обед.и когда она вернулась домой, она была удивительно книги для чтения, трое в лодке.она обещала ее отец, она будет читать не менее пяти страниц в день.это позволит улучшить свой английский, сказал он, и помочь ей понять английский психики.она уже инвестировал в ветер в ивах, алиса в стране чудес, и большинство не puddleduck, но она нашла эти книги очень сложно, в полной мере говорить животные одеты в одежду людьми.в гайд - парке встречного автомобиля внезапно остановился, водитель swo - повторно и саяко открыла глаза.телохранитель повернулся, чтобы посмотреть ей в глаза."демонстрации", - сказал он.бояться нечего ".она посмотрела в окно и увидела длинной линии середины DLE стариков пересечь дорогу перед машиной.многие из них были одеты в бежевый anoraks, саяко, преданный покупатель, определены как из Marks and Spencer.некоторые были машины - rying знаки на палочки.никто, похоже, принимать какие - либо уведомления о них, за исключением немногих нетерпеливых автомобилистов.
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