Davy And the Goblin
Davy And the Goblin
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"Oh! we were aprecious lot, we were! I'm Sham-Sham, you know. Then there wasAnamanamona Mike, --he was an Irishman from Hullaboo, --and BarcelonaBoner, --he was a Spanish chap, and boned everything he could lay hishands on. Strike's real name was Gobang; but we called him Strike, because he was always asking for more pay. Hare Ware was a poacher andused to catch Welsh rabbits in a trap; we called him 'Hardware' becausehe had so much _steal_ about him. Good joke, wasn't it?" "Oh, very!" said Dav...y, laughing.
"Frown Whack was a scowling fellow with a club, " continued Sham-Sham. "My! how he could hit! And Harico and Barico were a couple of badSociety Islanders. Then there was Wee Wo, --he was a little Chinese chap, and we used to send him down the chimneys to open front doors for us. Heused to say _that_ sooted him to perfection. Wac--" At this moment an extraordinary commotion began among the watches. Therewas no doubt about it, the pot was boiling, and Sham-Sham, angrilycrying out, "Don't tell _me_ a watched pot never boils!" sprang to hisfeet, and, pulling a pair of pistols from his belt, began firing at thewatches, which were now bubbling over the side of the pot and rollingabout the floor; while Davy, who had had quite enough of Sham-Sham bythis time, ran out of the door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Oh! we were aprecious lot, we were! I'm Sham-Sham, you know. Then there wasAnamanamona Mike, --he was an Irishman from Hullaboo, --and BarcelonaBoner, --he was a Spanish chap, and boned everything he could lay hishands on. Strike's real name was Gobang; but we called him Strike, because he was always asking for more pay. Hare Ware was a poacher andused to catch Welsh rabbits in a trap; we called him 'Hardware' becausehe had so much _steal_ about him. Good joke, wasn't it?" "Oh, very!" said Dav...y, laughing.
"Frown Whack was a scowling fellow with a club, " continued Sham-Sham. "My! how he could hit! And Harico and Barico were a couple of badSociety Islanders. Then there was Wee Wo, --he was a little Chinese chap, and we used to send him down the chimneys to open front doors for us. Heused to say _that_ sooted him to perfection. Wac--" At this moment an extraordinary commotion began among the watches. Therewas no doubt about it, the pot was boiling, and Sham-Sham, angrilycrying out, "Don't tell _me_ a watched pot never boils!" sprang to hisfeet, and, pulling a pair of pistols from his belt, began firing at thewatches, which were now bubbling over the side of the pot and rollingabout the floor; while Davy, who had had quite enough of Sham-Sham bythis time, ran out of the door.
What to read after Davy And the Goblin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carryl Charles Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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