Back to Billabong
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Presently he came round to the door.
"I'm awful sorry, miss, " he said respectfully. "The old bus has brokedown. I'm afraid I can't get another move out of 'er--I'll 'ave to get'er towed to a garage. " "Oh!" said Cecilia, jumping out. "Do you think I can find another nearhere?" "You oughter pick one up easy in the street up there, " said thechauffeur. "Plenty of 'em about 'ere. Even if you shouldn't, miss, youcan get a tram down to the docks--any p'liceman 'll direct you. Youcould walk it, if y...ou liked--you've loads of time. " He touched his capas she paid him. "Very sorry to let you down like this, miss--itain't my fault. All the taxis in England are just about droppin' topieces--it'll be a mercy when repair shops get goin' again. " "It doesn't matter, " Cecilia said cheerfully. She decided that she wouldwalk; it would be more interesting, and the long wait on the pier wouldbe shortened. She set off happily towards the main street where the tramlines ran, feeling that short cuts were not for strangers in a big city.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Presently he came round to the door.
"I'm awful sorry, miss, " he said respectfully. "The old bus has brokedown. I'm afraid I can't get another move out of 'er--I'll 'ave to get'er towed to a garage. " "Oh!" said Cecilia, jumping out. "Do you think I can find another nearhere?" "You oughter pick one up easy in the street up there, " said thechauffeur. "Plenty of 'em about 'ere. Even if you shouldn't, miss, youcan get a tram down to the docks--any p'liceman 'll direct you. Youcould walk it, if y...ou liked--you've loads of time. " He touched his capas she paid him. "Very sorry to let you down like this, miss--itain't my fault. All the taxis in England are just about droppin' topieces--it'll be a mercy when repair shops get goin' again. " "It doesn't matter, " Cecilia said cheerfully. She decided that she wouldwalk; it would be more interesting, and the long wait on the pier wouldbe shortened. She set off happily towards the main street where the tramlines ran, feeling that short cuts were not for strangers in a big city.
What to read after Back to Billabong?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bruce Mary Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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