Casuals of the Sea: the Voyage of a Soul
Casuals of the Sea: the Voyage of a Soul
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It was probably only a variation of Lilian's usual bad luck, to lose a swain. Girtie put the slightest touch of distance into her reception of Hannibal when he came up to the counter.
" Where been? " asked Tommy.
" Having a drink and waiting for Miss Ffitt? " replied Hanni- bal.
" You goin' wid her/' whispered Tonmiy, and Hannibal nodded^ looking at his boots.
" We're goin' to de Empire." " All right. I'll see you to-morrow." Hannibal had an inspiration.
" Give me quarter of a pound of chocolat...es/' he said to Girtie, who smiled upon him again and executed the order^ putting a redundant chocolate into her own small red mouth.
" 'Ave another," suggested Hannibal, putting down sixpence.
"'Ave one, Tommy?" CASUALS OF THE SEA 549 Every bone in Tommy's head was working already^ bat he made room for a lump of chocolate ginger the size of a walnut.
*' No/' said Hannibal^ in answer to Tommy's gesture^ " I don't care for 'em. I'm smokin'^" and he pocketed the sweets until Miss Ffitt reappeared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was probably only a variation of Lilian's usual bad luck, to lose a swain. Girtie put the slightest touch of distance into her reception of Hannibal when he came up to the counter.
" Where been? " asked Tommy.
" Having a drink and waiting for Miss Ffitt? " replied Hanni- bal.
" You goin' wid her/' whispered Tonmiy, and Hannibal nodded^ looking at his boots.
" We're goin' to de Empire." " All right. I'll see you to-morrow." Hannibal had an inspiration.
" Give me quarter of a pound of chocolat...es/' he said to Girtie, who smiled upon him again and executed the order^ putting a redundant chocolate into her own small red mouth.
" 'Ave another," suggested Hannibal, putting down sixpence.
"'Ave one, Tommy?" CASUALS OF THE SEA 549 Every bone in Tommy's head was working already^ bat he made room for a lump of chocolate ginger the size of a walnut.
*' No/' said Hannibal^ in answer to Tommy's gesture^ " I don't care for 'em. I'm smokin'^" and he pocketed the sweets until Miss Ffitt reappeared.
What to read after Casuals of the Sea: the Voyage of a Soul?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcfee, William, 1881- to read onlineMoreLess
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