Dialstone Lane, Part 1.
Dialstone Lane, Part 1.
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Before she spoke he had adim idea that she was excited about something.
"I've got her, " she said, triumphantly.
"Oh!" said Mr. Chalk.
"She didn't want to come at first, " said Mrs. Chalk; "she'd half promisedto go to Mrs. Morris. Mrs. Morris had heard of her through Harris, thegrocer, and he only knew she was out of a place by accident. He--" Her words fell on deaf ears. Mr. Chalk, gazing through the window, heardwithout comprehending a long account of the capture of a new housemaid, which, sl...ightly altered as to name and place, would have passed muster asan exciting contest between a skilful angler and a particularly sulkysalmon. Mrs. Chalk, noticing his inattention at last, pulled up sharply.
"You're not listening!" she cried.
"Yes, I am; go on, my dear, " said Mr. Chalk.
"What did I say she left her last place for, then?" demanded the lady.
Mr. Chalk started. He had been conscious of his wife's voice, and thatwas all. "You said you were not surprised at her leaving, " he replied, slowly; "the only wonder to you was that a decent girl should have stayedthere so long.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before she spoke he had adim idea that she was excited about something.
"I've got her, " she said, triumphantly.
"Oh!" said Mr. Chalk.
"She didn't want to come at first, " said Mrs. Chalk; "she'd half promisedto go to Mrs. Morris. Mrs. Morris had heard of her through Harris, thegrocer, and he only knew she was out of a place by accident. He--" Her words fell on deaf ears. Mr. Chalk, gazing through the window, heardwithout comprehending a long account of the capture of a new housemaid, which, sl...ightly altered as to name and place, would have passed muster asan exciting contest between a skilful angler and a particularly sulkysalmon. Mrs. Chalk, noticing his inattention at last, pulled up sharply.
"You're not listening!" she cried.
"Yes, I am; go on, my dear, " said Mr. Chalk.
"What did I say she left her last place for, then?" demanded the lady.
Mr. Chalk started. He had been conscious of his wife's voice, and thatwas all. "You said you were not surprised at her leaving, " he replied, slowly; "the only wonder to you was that a decent girl should have stayedthere so long.
What to read after Dialstone Lane, Part 1.?
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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