At Sunwich Port, Part 2.
At Sunwich Port, Part 2.
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Mr. Kybird and his wife, entering through the shop, were just in time towitness a spirited performance on the part of Mr. Silk, the cherishedpurpose of which was to deprive them of a lodger. He drew back as theyentered and, raising his voice above Miss Kybird's, began to explain hisaction.
"Teddy, I'm ashamed of you, " said Mr. Kybird, shaking his head. "A little joke like that; a little innercent joke. " "If it 'ad been a darning-needle now--" began Mrs. Kybird.
"All right, " said the desperat...e Mr. Silk, "'ave it your own way. Let'Melia marry 'im--I don't care---I give 'er up. " "Teddy!" said Mr. Kybird, in a shocked voice. "Teddy!" Mr. Silk thrust him fiercely to one side and passed raging through theshop. The sound of articles falling in all directions attested to hisblind haste, and the force with which he slammed the shop-door wassufficient evidence of his state of mind.
"Well, upon my word, " said the staring Mr. Kybird; "of all theoutrageyous--" "Never mind 'im, " said his wife, who was sitting in the easy chair, distributing affectionate smiles between her daughter and the startledMr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Kybird and his wife, entering through the shop, were just in time towitness a spirited performance on the part of Mr. Silk, the cherishedpurpose of which was to deprive them of a lodger. He drew back as theyentered and, raising his voice above Miss Kybird's, began to explain hisaction.
"Teddy, I'm ashamed of you, " said Mr. Kybird, shaking his head. "A little joke like that; a little innercent joke. " "If it 'ad been a darning-needle now--" began Mrs. Kybird.
"All right, " said the desperat...e Mr. Silk, "'ave it your own way. Let'Melia marry 'im--I don't care---I give 'er up. " "Teddy!" said Mr. Kybird, in a shocked voice. "Teddy!" Mr. Silk thrust him fiercely to one side and passed raging through theshop. The sound of articles falling in all directions attested to hisblind haste, and the force with which he slammed the shop-door wassufficient evidence of his state of mind.
"Well, upon my word, " said the staring Mr. Kybird; "of all theoutrageyous--" "Never mind 'im, " said his wife, who was sitting in the easy chair, distributing affectionate smiles between her daughter and the startledMr.
What to read after At Sunwich Port, Part 2.?
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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