Dialstone Lane, Complete
Dialstone Lane, Complete
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Her strongly expressed opinion afterwards that he had misunderstood whathe had heard was not so agreeable.
"I suppose I can believe my own ears?" he said, in an injured voice.
"He must have been making fun of them all, " said Selina. "He couldn'thave burnt it--he couldn't. " "Why not?" inquired the other, surprised at her vehemence.
Miss Vickers hesitated. "Because it would be such a silly thing to do, "she said, at last. "Now, tell me what you heard all over again--slow. " Mr. Tasker complied....
"I can't make head or tail of it, " said Miss Vickers when he hadfinished.
"Seems simple enough to me, " said Joseph, staring at her.
"All things seem simple when you don't know them, " said Miss Vickers, vaguely.
She walked home in a thoughtful mood, and for a day or two went about thehouse with an air of preoccupation which was a source of much speculationto the family. George Vickers, aged six, was driven to the verge ofmadness by being washed. Three times in succession one morning; a gag ofwell-soaped flannel being applied with mechanical regularity each timethat he strove to point out the unwashed condition of Martha and Charles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her strongly expressed opinion afterwards that he had misunderstood whathe had heard was not so agreeable.
"I suppose I can believe my own ears?" he said, in an injured voice.
"He must have been making fun of them all, " said Selina. "He couldn'thave burnt it--he couldn't. " "Why not?" inquired the other, surprised at her vehemence.
Miss Vickers hesitated. "Because it would be such a silly thing to do, "she said, at last. "Now, tell me what you heard all over again--slow. " Mr. Tasker complied....
"I can't make head or tail of it, " said Miss Vickers when he hadfinished.
"Seems simple enough to me, " said Joseph, staring at her.
"All things seem simple when you don't know them, " said Miss Vickers, vaguely.
She walked home in a thoughtful mood, and for a day or two went about thehouse with an air of preoccupation which was a source of much speculationto the family. George Vickers, aged six, was driven to the verge ofmadness by being washed. Three times in succession one morning; a gag ofwell-soaped flannel being applied with mechanical regularity each timethat he strove to point out the unwashed condition of Martha and Charles.
What to read after Dialstone Lane, Complete?
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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