I Say No
I Say No
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Having alreadygiven up their own room to their lodgers, the landlord and landlady hadno other place to sleep in than the kitchen. Next to the kitchen, andcommunicating with it by a door, was an outhouse; used, partly as ascullery, partly as a lumber-room. There was an old truckle-bed amongthe lumber, on which one of the gentlemen might rest. A mattress on thefloor could be provided for the other. After adding a table and a basin, for the purposes of the toilet, the accommodation which Mr. Rook ...wasable to offer came to an end.
The travelers agreed to occupy this makeshift bed-chamber.
The thunderstorm passed away; but the rain continued to fall heavily. Soon after eleven the guests at the inn retired for the night. There wassome little discussion between the two travelers, as to which of themshould take possession of the truckle-bed. It was put an end to by thefair gentleman, in his own pleasant way. He proposed to "toss upfor it"--and he lost. The dark gentleman went to bed first; the fairgentleman followed, after waiting a while.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having alreadygiven up their own room to their lodgers, the landlord and landlady hadno other place to sleep in than the kitchen. Next to the kitchen, andcommunicating with it by a door, was an outhouse; used, partly as ascullery, partly as a lumber-room. There was an old truckle-bed amongthe lumber, on which one of the gentlemen might rest. A mattress on thefloor could be provided for the other. After adding a table and a basin, for the purposes of the toilet, the accommodation which Mr. Rook ...wasable to offer came to an end.
The travelers agreed to occupy this makeshift bed-chamber.
The thunderstorm passed away; but the rain continued to fall heavily. Soon after eleven the guests at the inn retired for the night. There wassome little discussion between the two travelers, as to which of themshould take possession of the truckle-bed. It was put an end to by thefair gentleman, in his own pleasant way. He proposed to "toss upfor it"--and he lost. The dark gentleman went to bed first; the fairgentleman followed, after waiting a while.
What to read after I Say No?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins Wilkie to read onlineMoreLess
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