At Sunwich Port, Part 4.
At Sunwich Port, Part 4.
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Truth to tell, he was rather at a loss to knowexactly what had happened.
"And then there's 'is love affair, " sighed Mrs. Silk. "He'll never getover the loss of Amelia Kybird. I always know when 'e 'as seen her, he'sthat miserable there's no getting a word out of 'im. " Mr. Wilks smiled vaguely and went on with his supper, and, the mealfinished, allowed himself to be installed in an easy-chair, while hishostess cleared the table. He sat and smoked in high good humour withhimself, the occasional... remarks he made being received with an enthusiasmwhich they seldom provoked elsewhere.
"I should like t' sit 'ere all night, " he said, at last.
"I don't believe it, " said Mrs. Silk, playfully.
"Like t' sit 'ere all night, " repeated Mr. Wilks, somewhat sternly. "Allnex' day, all day after, day after that, day----" Mrs. 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.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Truth to tell, he was rather at a loss to knowexactly what had happened.
"And then there's 'is love affair, " sighed Mrs. Silk. "He'll never getover the loss of Amelia Kybird. I always know when 'e 'as seen her, he'sthat miserable there's no getting a word out of 'im. " Mr. Wilks smiled vaguely and went on with his supper, and, the mealfinished, allowed himself to be installed in an easy-chair, while hishostess cleared the table. He sat and smoked in high good humour withhimself, the occasional... remarks he made being received with an enthusiasmwhich they seldom provoked elsewhere.
"I should like t' sit 'ere all night, " he said, at last.
"I don't believe it, " said Mrs. Silk, playfully.
"Like t' sit 'ere all night, " repeated Mr. Wilks, somewhat sternly. "Allnex' day, all day after, day after that, day----" Mrs. 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.
What to read after At Sunwich Port, Part 4.?
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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