Colonel Starbottle's Client
Colonel Starbottle's Client
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" To their profound consternation Mrs. Martin smiled faintly.
"It rests with YOU only, Mrs. Martin, " said Sperry quickly andsignificantly. "It's YOUR say, you know; you're the only one to beconsidered or consulted here. " "Only just say what you want me to do, " continued Twing, apparentlyignoring the trustees; "pick out the style of job; give me a hint ortwo how to work it, or what you'd think would be the proper gag to fetch'em, and I'm there, ma'am. It may be new at first, but I'll get at t...hebusiness of it quick enough. " Mrs. Martin smiled--this time quite perceptibly--with the leastlittle color in her cheeks and eyes. "Then you've had no experience inteaching?" she said.
"Well no. " "You are not a graduate of any college?" "Not much. " The two trustees looked at each other. Even Mr. Peaseley had notconceived such a damning revelation.
"Well, " said Mrs. Martin slowly, "perhaps Mr. Twing had better COMEEARLY TOMORROW MORNING AND BEGIN. " "Begin?" gasped Mr. Sperry in breathless astonishment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" To their profound consternation Mrs. Martin smiled faintly.
"It rests with YOU only, Mrs. Martin, " said Sperry quickly andsignificantly. "It's YOUR say, you know; you're the only one to beconsidered or consulted here. " "Only just say what you want me to do, " continued Twing, apparentlyignoring the trustees; "pick out the style of job; give me a hint ortwo how to work it, or what you'd think would be the proper gag to fetch'em, and I'm there, ma'am. It may be new at first, but I'll get at t...hebusiness of it quick enough. " Mrs. Martin smiled--this time quite perceptibly--with the leastlittle color in her cheeks and eyes. "Then you've had no experience inteaching?" she said.
"Well no. " "You are not a graduate of any college?" "Not much. " The two trustees looked at each other. Even Mr. Peaseley had notconceived such a damning revelation.
"Well, " said Mrs. Martin slowly, "perhaps Mr. Twing had better COMEEARLY TOMORROW MORNING AND BEGIN. " "Begin?" gasped Mr. Sperry in breathless astonishment.
What to read after Colonel Starbottle's Client?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harte, Bret, 1836-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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