At Sunwich Port, Part 5.
At Sunwich Port, Part 5.
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"Cert'nly not, " replied Mr. Kybird, moving aside to let his daughterpass; "no madder than you are. Wot d'ye mean, mad?" Mr. Nugent looked round in perplexity. "Do you mean to tell me thatTeddy and Amelia are married?" he said, in a voice trembling witheagerness.
"I do, " said Mr. Kybird. "It seems they've been fond of one another allalong, and they went up all unbeknown last Friday and got a license andgot married. " "And if I see you putting your 'and on 'er shoulder ag'in" said Mr. Silk, wit...h alarming vagueness.
"But suppose she asks me to?" said the delighted Mr. Nugent, with muchgravity.
[Illustration: "'But suppose she asks me to?' said the delightedMr. Nugent, with much gravity. "] "Look 'ere, we don't want none o' your non-sense, " broke in the irateMrs. Kybird, pushing her way past her husband and confronting thespeaker.
"I've been deceived, " said Mr. Nugent in a thrilling voice; "you've allbeen deceiving me. Kybird, I blush for you (that will save you a lot oftrouble). Teddy, I wouldn't have believed it of you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Cert'nly not, " replied Mr. Kybird, moving aside to let his daughterpass; "no madder than you are. Wot d'ye mean, mad?" Mr. Nugent looked round in perplexity. "Do you mean to tell me thatTeddy and Amelia are married?" he said, in a voice trembling witheagerness.
"I do, " said Mr. Kybird. "It seems they've been fond of one another allalong, and they went up all unbeknown last Friday and got a license andgot married. " "And if I see you putting your 'and on 'er shoulder ag'in" said Mr. Silk, wit...h alarming vagueness.
"But suppose she asks me to?" said the delighted Mr. Nugent, with muchgravity.
[Illustration: "'But suppose she asks me to?' said the delightedMr. Nugent, with much gravity. "] "Look 'ere, we don't want none o' your non-sense, " broke in the irateMrs. Kybird, pushing her way past her husband and confronting thespeaker.
"I've been deceived, " said Mr. Nugent in a thrilling voice; "you've allbeen deceiving me. Kybird, I blush for you (that will save you a lot oftrouble). Teddy, I wouldn't have believed it of you.
What to read after At Sunwich Port, Part 5.?
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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