Flower O the Peach
Flower O the Peach
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Jakes looked up at him swiftly, with fear in her eyes. "Don't you like it, Eustace?" she asked. He only stared without answering, and she went on speaking hurriedly to cover him. * ' It always seems to me such a sweet piece, ' ' she said. "So haunting. Don't you think so, Miss Harding? I 've always liked it. I remember there was a tea- room in Oxford Street where they used to have a band in the afternoons — just fiddles and a piano — and they used to play it there. Many 's the time I 've droppe...d in for a cup of tea when I was shopping — not for the tea but just to sit and listen. Their tea wasn't good, for the matter of that, but lots of people went, all the same. Tyler's, was the name, I remember now. Do you know Tyler's, Miss Hard- ing?" She was making it easy for the doctor to get away, after his custom, but either the enterprise of making a move was too difficult for him or else an unusual per- versity possessed him. At any rate, he did not go. He stood listening with an owlish intentness to her nervous babble.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jakes looked up at him swiftly, with fear in her eyes. "Don't you like it, Eustace?" she asked. He only stared without answering, and she went on speaking hurriedly to cover him. * ' It always seems to me such a sweet piece, ' ' she said. "So haunting. Don't you think so, Miss Harding? I 've always liked it. I remember there was a tea- room in Oxford Street where they used to have a band in the afternoons — just fiddles and a piano — and they used to play it there. Many 's the time I 've droppe...d in for a cup of tea when I was shopping — not for the tea but just to sit and listen. Their tea wasn't good, for the matter of that, but lots of people went, all the same. Tyler's, was the name, I remember now. Do you know Tyler's, Miss Hard- ing?" She was making it easy for the doctor to get away, after his custom, but either the enterprise of making a move was too difficult for him or else an unusual per- versity possessed him. At any rate, he did not go. He stood listening with an owlish intentness to her nervous babble.
What to read after Flower O the Peach?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gibbon Perceval to read onlineMoreLess
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