Dialstone Lane, Part 5.
Dialstone Lane, Part 5.
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That's what I've come for. " She walked to the dining-room and, as Mr. Stobell still stood in thedoorway, pushed past him, followed by her father. Mr. Stobell, after ashort deliberation, returned to his seat at the breakfast-table, and inan angry and disjointed fashion narrated the fate of the Fair Emily andtheir subsequent adventures. Miss Vickers heard him to an end insilence.
"What time was it when the ship struck on the rock?" she inquired.
Mr. Stobell stared at her. "Eleven o'clock, " he s...aid, gruffly.
Miss Vickers made a note in a little red-covered memorandum-book.
"Who got in the boat first?" she demanded.
Mr. Stobell's lips twisted in a faint grin. "Chalk did, " he said, withrelish.
Miss Vickers, nodding at the witness to call his attention to the fact, made another note.
"How far was the boat off when the ship sank?" "Here, look here--" began the indignant Stobell.
"How far was the boat off?" interposed the witness, severely; "that'swhat we want to know. " "You hold your tongue, " said his daughter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That's what I've come for. " She walked to the dining-room and, as Mr. Stobell still stood in thedoorway, pushed past him, followed by her father. Mr. Stobell, after ashort deliberation, returned to his seat at the breakfast-table, and inan angry and disjointed fashion narrated the fate of the Fair Emily andtheir subsequent adventures. Miss Vickers heard him to an end insilence.
"What time was it when the ship struck on the rock?" she inquired.
Mr. Stobell stared at her. "Eleven o'clock, " he s...aid, gruffly.
Miss Vickers made a note in a little red-covered memorandum-book.
"Who got in the boat first?" she demanded.
Mr. Stobell's lips twisted in a faint grin. "Chalk did, " he said, withrelish.
Miss Vickers, nodding at the witness to call his attention to the fact, made another note.
"How far was the boat off when the ship sank?" "Here, look here--" began the indignant Stobell.
"How far was the boat off?" interposed the witness, severely; "that'swhat we want to know. " "You hold your tongue, " said his daughter.
What to read after Dialstone Lane, Part 5.?
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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