Captains All
Captains All
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Mitchell 'ad a few words to say about it next day, but Gerty told 'er to save 'er breath for walking upstairs. The on'y thing that George didn't like when they went out was that young Ted was with them, but Gerty said she preferred it till she knew 'im better ; and she 'ad so much to say about his noble behaviour in saving life that George gave way. They went out looking at the shops, George 132 BOB'S REDEMPTION thinking that that was the cheapest way of spending an evening, and they were as ha...ppy as possible till Gerty saw a brooch she liked so much in a window that he couldn't get 'er away.
" It is a beauty, " she ses. " I don't know when I've seen a brooch I liked better. Look here ! Let's all guess the price and then go in and see who's right. " They 'ad their guesses, and then they went in and asked, and as soon as Gerty found that it was only three-and-sixpence she began to feel in her pocket for 'er purse, just like your wife does when you go out with 'er, knowing all the time that it's on the mantelpiece with twopence-ha'penny and a cough lozenge in it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mitchell 'ad a few words to say about it next day, but Gerty told 'er to save 'er breath for walking upstairs. The on'y thing that George didn't like when they went out was that young Ted was with them, but Gerty said she preferred it till she knew 'im better ; and she 'ad so much to say about his noble behaviour in saving life that George gave way. They went out looking at the shops, George 132 BOB'S REDEMPTION thinking that that was the cheapest way of spending an evening, and they were as ha...ppy as possible till Gerty saw a brooch she liked so much in a window that he couldn't get 'er away.
" It is a beauty, " she ses. " I don't know when I've seen a brooch I liked better. Look here ! Let's all guess the price and then go in and see who's right. " They 'ad their guesses, and then they went in and asked, and as soon as Gerty found that it was only three-and-sixpence she began to feel in her pocket for 'er purse, just like your wife does when you go out with 'er, knowing all the time that it's on the mantelpiece with twopence-ha'penny and a cough lozenge in it.
What to read after Captains All?
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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