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It may here be mentioned that Mr. Palsey andCyril Sheene were by no means new acquaintances and had met many timesin London and even once or twice before in Kenalham.
"Odd how Cyril found out about that secret shelf mused Mr. Palsey "awhole bag of gold he said, how Winston saved it I dont know, ah he was arich man with all his poor living and scanty furniture. I think therewere some jewils in the safe too but of course it is the money, the goldI'm putting myself to this for and with a cold laug...h, he drew out someclosely written papers and read them eagerly, putting pencil marks bycertain paragraphs in the document.
The train flew on nearing Warwick rapidly.
At last Helen awoke with a start and found Mr. Palsey taking forty winksopposite her.
She rubbed her eyes and looked out of the window, "how dark it is" shethought and its raining too, how horrible and she nestled under herfluffy shawl. Presently the train stopped with a jerk and Mr. Palseywoke up.
"This is Warwick" he said picking up his bag "train's late and it istwenty to twelve.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may here be mentioned that Mr. Palsey andCyril Sheene were by no means new acquaintances and had met many timesin London and even once or twice before in Kenalham.
"Odd how Cyril found out about that secret shelf mused Mr. Palsey "awhole bag of gold he said, how Winston saved it I dont know, ah he was arich man with all his poor living and scanty furniture. I think therewere some jewils in the safe too but of course it is the money, the goldI'm putting myself to this for and with a cold laug...h, he drew out someclosely written papers and read them eagerly, putting pencil marks bycertain paragraphs in the document.
The train flew on nearing Warwick rapidly.
At last Helen awoke with a start and found Mr. Palsey taking forty winksopposite her.
She rubbed her eyes and looked out of the window, "how dark it is" shethought and its raining too, how horrible and she nestled under herfluffy shawl. Presently the train stopped with a jerk and Mr. Palseywoke up.
"This is Warwick" he said picking up his bag "train's late and it istwenty to twelve.
What to read after Daisy Ashford: Her book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ashford Angela to read onlineMoreLess
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