Clocks
Clocks
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He answered by return to say that he had gotexactly the very thing I wanted. (He always has. I am very lucky in thisrespect. ) It was the quaintest and most old-fashioned clock he hadcome across for a long while, and he enclosed photograph and fullparticulars; should he send it up?
From the photograph and the particulars, it seemed, as he said, the verything, and I told him, "Yes; send it up at once. " Three days afterward, there came a knock at the door--there had beenother knocks at the door ...before this, of course; but I am dealingmerely with the history of the clock. The girl said a couple of men wereoutside, and wanted to see me, and I went to them.
I found they were Pickford's carriers, and glancing at the way-bill, Isaw that it was my clock that they had brought, and I said, airily, "Oh, yes, it's quite right; bring it up!" They said they were very sorry, but that was just the difficulty. Theycould not get it up.
I went down with them, and wedged securely across the second landingof the staircase, I found a box which I should have judged to be theoriginal case in which Cleopatra's Needle came over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He answered by return to say that he had gotexactly the very thing I wanted. (He always has. I am very lucky in thisrespect. ) It was the quaintest and most old-fashioned clock he hadcome across for a long while, and he enclosed photograph and fullparticulars; should he send it up?
From the photograph and the particulars, it seemed, as he said, the verything, and I told him, "Yes; send it up at once. " Three days afterward, there came a knock at the door--there had beenother knocks at the door ...before this, of course; but I am dealingmerely with the history of the clock. The girl said a couple of men wereoutside, and wanted to see me, and I went to them.
I found they were Pickford's carriers, and glancing at the way-bill, Isaw that it was my clock that they had brought, and I said, airily, "Oh, yes, it's quite right; bring it up!" They said they were very sorry, but that was just the difficulty. Theycould not get it up.
I went down with them, and wedged securely across the second landingof the staircase, I found a box which I should have judged to be theoriginal case in which Cleopatra's Needle came over.
What to read after Clocks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerome Jerome Klapka to read onlineMoreLess
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