At Sunwich Port, Part 1.
At Sunwich Port, Part 1.
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"The suspense became painful. " "Halloa, " responded the other.
"He's going to fight you, " shrilled Miss Nugent, who thought theseamenities ill-timed; "he said so. " Master Hardy crossed the road. "What for?" he demanded, with surprise.
"Because you're a nasty, horrid boy, " replied Miss Nugent, drawingherself up.
"Oh, " said Master Hardy, blankly.
The two gentlemen stood regarding each other with uneasy grins; the ladystood by in breathless expectation. The suspense became painful.
[Illustrat...ion: "The suspense became painful. "] "Who are you staring at?" demanded Master Nugent, at last.
"You, " replied the other; "who are you staring at?" "You, " said Master Nugent, defiantly.
There was a long interval, both gentlemen experiencing some difficulty inworking up sufficient heat for the engagement.
"You hit me and see what you'll get, " said Master Hardy, at length.
"You hit me, " said the other.
"Cowardy, cowardy custard, " chanted the well-bred Miss Nugent, "ate hismother's mustard. Cowardy, cowardy cus--" "Why don't you send that kid home?" demanded Master Hardy, eyeing thefair songstress with strong disfavour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The suspense became painful. " "Halloa, " responded the other.
"He's going to fight you, " shrilled Miss Nugent, who thought theseamenities ill-timed; "he said so. " Master Hardy crossed the road. "What for?" he demanded, with surprise.
"Because you're a nasty, horrid boy, " replied Miss Nugent, drawingherself up.
"Oh, " said Master Hardy, blankly.
The two gentlemen stood regarding each other with uneasy grins; the ladystood by in breathless expectation. The suspense became painful.
[Illustrat...ion: "The suspense became painful. "] "Who are you staring at?" demanded Master Nugent, at last.
"You, " replied the other; "who are you staring at?" "You, " said Master Nugent, defiantly.
There was a long interval, both gentlemen experiencing some difficulty inworking up sufficient heat for the engagement.
"You hit me and see what you'll get, " said Master Hardy, at length.
"You hit me, " said the other.
"Cowardy, cowardy custard, " chanted the well-bred Miss Nugent, "ate hismother's mustard. Cowardy, cowardy cus--" "Why don't you send that kid home?" demanded Master Hardy, eyeing thefair songstress with strong disfavour.
What to read after At Sunwich Port, Part 1.?
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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