Deep Waters By W W Jacobs
Deep Waters By W W Jacobs
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"Oh! Oh! Oh!" " 'Ow does she know your name, then?" ses the little beast of a potman.
I didn't answer him. I might have told 'im that there's about five million Bills in England, but I didn't. I stood there with my arms fold- ed acrost my chest, and looked at him, superior.
"Where 'ave you been all this long, long time?" she ses, between her sobs. "Why did you leave your happy 'ome and your children wot loved you?" The potman let off a whistle that you could have 'card acrost the river, and as ...for me, I thought I should ha' dropped. To have a woman standing sobbing and taking my charac- ter away like that was a'most more than I could bear.
"Did he run away from you?" ses the pot- man.
"Ye-ye-yes, " she ses. "He went off on a 147 Husbandry vy'ge to China over nine years ago, and that's the last I saw of 'im till to-night. A lady friend o' mine thought she reckernized 'im yesterday, and told me. " "I shouldn't cry over 'im, " ses the potman, shaking his 'ead: "he ain't worth it. If I was you I should just give 'im a bang or two over the 'ead with my umberella, and then give 'im in charge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Oh! Oh! Oh!" " 'Ow does she know your name, then?" ses the little beast of a potman.
I didn't answer him. I might have told 'im that there's about five million Bills in England, but I didn't. I stood there with my arms fold- ed acrost my chest, and looked at him, superior.
"Where 'ave you been all this long, long time?" she ses, between her sobs. "Why did you leave your happy 'ome and your children wot loved you?" The potman let off a whistle that you could have 'card acrost the river, and as ...for me, I thought I should ha' dropped. To have a woman standing sobbing and taking my charac- ter away like that was a'most more than I could bear.
"Did he run away from you?" ses the pot- man.
"Ye-ye-yes, " she ses. "He went off on a 147 Husbandry vy'ge to China over nine years ago, and that's the last I saw of 'im till to-night. A lady friend o' mine thought she reckernized 'im yesterday, and told me. " "I shouldn't cry over 'im, " ses the potman, shaking his 'ead: "he ain't worth it. If I was you I should just give 'im a bang or two over the 'ead with my umberella, and then give 'im in charge.
What to read after Deep Waters By W W Jacobs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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