Chetwynd Calverley a Tale
Chetwynd Calverley a Tale
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" Make no excuses — I don^t want them, '^ said Chet- wynd. " ni be back directly/' " Can't part with you, sir ! '' said Grimsditch, plant- ing himself before the door, so as to prevent egress. " Against rule. Hulse will ring the bell if you wish it. '' " Do so, then, " said Chetwynd.
The bell was rung, and the summons immediately answered by Norris, who must have been close at hand.
Chetwynd then sat down at a table on which writing materials were placed, and traced a few hurried lines on a she...et of paper, which he enclosed in an envelope.
" Take this note to Mrs. Calverley, " he said to Norris.
*' Instantly, sir, " replied the butler, glancing indig- nantly at the oflBcers.
While Norris went on his errand, Chetwynd re- mained seated at the table with his back towards the officers.
In a few minutes the door opened, and Captain Danvers came in with a note in his hand.
" Out of my way, men ! " he said, as he marched past them.
" Mrs. Calverley has sent you a cheque on the Chester Bank for the amount you require — seven hun- t82 Chetwynd Calverley, dred pounds/^ he added to Chetwynd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Make no excuses — I don^t want them, '^ said Chet- wynd. " ni be back directly/' " Can't part with you, sir ! '' said Grimsditch, plant- ing himself before the door, so as to prevent egress. " Against rule. Hulse will ring the bell if you wish it. '' " Do so, then, " said Chetwynd.
The bell was rung, and the summons immediately answered by Norris, who must have been close at hand.
Chetwynd then sat down at a table on which writing materials were placed, and traced a few hurried lines on a she...et of paper, which he enclosed in an envelope.
" Take this note to Mrs. Calverley, " he said to Norris.
*' Instantly, sir, " replied the butler, glancing indig- nantly at the oflBcers.
While Norris went on his errand, Chetwynd re- mained seated at the table with his back towards the officers.
In a few minutes the door opened, and Captain Danvers came in with a note in his hand.
" Out of my way, men ! " he said, as he marched past them.
" Mrs. Calverley has sent you a cheque on the Chester Bank for the amount you require — seven hun- t82 Chetwynd Calverley, dred pounds/^ he added to Chetwynd.
What to read after Chetwynd Calverley a Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ainsworth William Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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