At Sunwich Port, Complete
At Sunwich Port, Complete
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Silk eyed him softly. "Why would you like to sit here all thattime?" she inquired, in a low voice.
"B'cause, " said Mr. Wilks, simply, "b'cause I don't feel's if I canstand. Goo'-night. " He closed his eyes on the indignant Mrs. Silk and fell fast asleep. Itwas a sound sleep and dreamless, and only troubled by the occasionalineffectual attempts of his hostess to arouse him. She gave up theattempt at last, and taking up a pair of socks sat working thoughtfullythe other side of the fire-place.
Th...e steward awoke an hour or two later, and after what seemed a terriblestruggle found himself standing at the open door with the cold night airblowing in his face, and a voice which by an effort of memory heidentified as that of Edward Silk inviting him "to go home and lose notime about it. " Then the door slammed behind him and he stood balancinghimself with some difficulty on the step, wondering what had happened. By the time he had walked up and down the deserted alley three or fourtimes light was vouchsafed to him and, shivering slightly, he found hisown door and went to bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Silk eyed him softly. "Why would you like to sit here all thattime?" she inquired, in a low voice.
"B'cause, " said Mr. Wilks, simply, "b'cause I don't feel's if I canstand. Goo'-night. " He closed his eyes on the indignant Mrs. Silk and fell fast asleep. Itwas a sound sleep and dreamless, and only troubled by the occasionalineffectual attempts of his hostess to arouse him. She gave up theattempt at last, and taking up a pair of socks sat working thoughtfullythe other side of the fire-place.
Th...e steward awoke an hour or two later, and after what seemed a terriblestruggle found himself standing at the open door with the cold night airblowing in his face, and a voice which by an effort of memory heidentified as that of Edward Silk inviting him "to go home and lose notime about it. " Then the door slammed behind him and he stood balancinghimself with some difficulty on the step, wondering what had happened. By the time he had walked up and down the deserted alley three or fourtimes light was vouchsafed to him and, shivering slightly, he found hisown door and went to bed.
What to read after At Sunwich Port, Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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