Dialstone Lane, Part 3.
Dialstone Lane, Part 3.
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"What's her tonnage?" he inquired abruptly, turning to Brisket.
"Two hundred and for----" Captain Brisket stopped dead and, rubbing his nose hard with hisforefinger, gazed thoughtfully at Captain Bowers.
"The _Fair Emily_ is a ship, " said the latter to Mrs. Chalk.
"A ship!" cried the bewildered woman. "A ship living with her invalidmother and coming to my husband to get her a place! Are you trying toscreen him, too?" "It's a ship, " repeated Captain Bowers, sternly, as he sought in vain tomeet... the eye of Mr. Chalk; "a craft of two hundred and something tons. For some reason--best known to himself--Mr. Chalk wants the matter keptsecret. " "It--it isn't my secret, " faltered Mr. Chalk.
"Where's she lying?" said Captain Bowers.
Mr. Chalk hesitated. "Biddlecombe, " he said, at last.
Captain Brisket laughed noisily and, smacking his leg with his open hand, smiled broadly upon the company. No response being forthcoming, helaughed again for his own edification, and sat good-humouredly waitingevents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What's her tonnage?" he inquired abruptly, turning to Brisket.
"Two hundred and for----" Captain Brisket stopped dead and, rubbing his nose hard with hisforefinger, gazed thoughtfully at Captain Bowers.
"The _Fair Emily_ is a ship, " said the latter to Mrs. Chalk.
"A ship!" cried the bewildered woman. "A ship living with her invalidmother and coming to my husband to get her a place! Are you trying toscreen him, too?" "It's a ship, " repeated Captain Bowers, sternly, as he sought in vain tomeet... the eye of Mr. Chalk; "a craft of two hundred and something tons. For some reason--best known to himself--Mr. Chalk wants the matter keptsecret. " "It--it isn't my secret, " faltered Mr. Chalk.
"Where's she lying?" said Captain Bowers.
Mr. Chalk hesitated. "Biddlecombe, " he said, at last.
Captain Brisket laughed noisily and, smacking his leg with his open hand, smiled broadly upon the company. No response being forthcoming, helaughed again for his own edification, and sat good-humouredly waitingevents.
What to read after Dialstone Lane, Part 3.?
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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