Curtain Raisers
Curtain Raisers
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Miss Sturt. He wrote to you ?
Mrs. Prodgers. Letters full of the most amazing stuff. I didn't read half of 'em ; but I answered now and again, because he begged me to do so. I told him HIATUS 35 what lodgers we'd got, and the news of the weather and the wrecks, when there was one. A queer come- along-of-it. 'Twas my face and my voice he liked — especially my voice I do believe. [Pause. ] It went on till I met a young gentleman down by the bandstand one evening. A traveller he was by the name of... Alfred Prodgers, and you might call it love at first sight on both sides. Handsome as a picture Alf was — as a young man. [She sighs and looks into the fire.
Miss Sturt. He cared for you ?
Mrs. Prodgers. Went daft from the first minute ne set eyes on me. We kept company for a bit. He was taking his fortnight's holiday. And he rowed me on the sea, and we went to Hancock's circus together. Then he offered for me, and I took him. Of course I told him of this here dead man's going's on, and he was proud, Alfred was — a wonderful proud man — and he wouldn't have no more of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Sturt. He wrote to you ?
Mrs. Prodgers. Letters full of the most amazing stuff. I didn't read half of 'em ; but I answered now and again, because he begged me to do so. I told him HIATUS 35 what lodgers we'd got, and the news of the weather and the wrecks, when there was one. A queer come- along-of-it. 'Twas my face and my voice he liked — especially my voice I do believe. [Pause. ] It went on till I met a young gentleman down by the bandstand one evening. A traveller he was by the name of... Alfred Prodgers, and you might call it love at first sight on both sides. Handsome as a picture Alf was — as a young man. [She sighs and looks into the fire.
Miss Sturt. He cared for you ?
Mrs. Prodgers. Went daft from the first minute ne set eyes on me. We kept company for a bit. He was taking his fortnight's holiday. And he rowed me on the sea, and we went to Hancock's circus together. Then he offered for me, and I took him. Of course I told him of this here dead man's going's on, and he was proud, Alfred was — a wonderful proud man — and he wouldn't have no more of it.
What to read after Curtain Raisers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillpotts Eden to read onlineMoreLess
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