Cathy Rossiter
Cathy Rossiter
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He walked down the steps and spoke to the chauffeur.
"I'm off, " he said, "but I shall be staying at the Kings- lade Arms. If you are anything of a good fellow, you might call in there to-night and ask for me. I want to know what has happened, " he jerked his head towards the house. "You understand? Ask for George Barlow. " "Righto, " said the chauffeur briefly; "I suppose I'll wait to take back the gin cask we've just left?" "You'll be told what to do. " Barlow rubbed his arms, for the wind wa...s wintry and cold.
"I'll lend you a coat, " added the chauffeur; "there's one inside the garage door if you like to borrow it" "Thanks, " Barlow said, with a nod; "my own is in the shrubbery. Mrs. Lorrimer was sitting on it, " and he walked rapidly away.
The chauffeur watched him in silent astonishment. He had taken off his coat for Mrs. Lorrimer to sit on ; a funny kind of game on a February day, and a queer sort of lunatic for Mrs. Lorrimer (whom he always alluded to as "Moddam") to sit out of doors with.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He walked down the steps and spoke to the chauffeur.
"I'm off, " he said, "but I shall be staying at the Kings- lade Arms. If you are anything of a good fellow, you might call in there to-night and ask for me. I want to know what has happened, " he jerked his head towards the house. "You understand? Ask for George Barlow. " "Righto, " said the chauffeur briefly; "I suppose I'll wait to take back the gin cask we've just left?" "You'll be told what to do. " Barlow rubbed his arms, for the wind wa...s wintry and cold.
"I'll lend you a coat, " added the chauffeur; "there's one inside the garage door if you like to borrow it" "Thanks, " Barlow said, with a nod; "my own is in the shrubbery. Mrs. Lorrimer was sitting on it, " and he walked rapidly away.
The chauffeur watched him in silent astonishment. He had taken off his coat for Mrs. Lorrimer to sit on ; a funny kind of game on a February day, and a queer sort of lunatic for Mrs. Lorrimer (whom he always alluded to as "Moddam") to sit out of doors with.
What to read after Cathy Rossiter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victor Rickard to read onlineMoreLess
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