Fairy Gold
Fairy Gold
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"When I came back I fou--fou--found thewashhouse window smashed, and--" Sobs choked her utterance. Mr. Teak, lost in admiration of Mr. Chase'scleverness, stood regarding her in silence.
"What--what about the police?" said his wife at last.
"Police!" repeated Mr. Teak, with extraordinary vehemence. "Police!Certainly not. D'ye think I'm going to let it be known all round thatI'm the husband of a miser? I'd sooner lose ten times the money. " He stalked solemnly out of the room and downstairs, and,... safe in theparlour, gave vent to his feelings in a wild but silent hornpipe. Hecannoned against the table at last, and, subsiding into an easy-chair, crammed his handkerchief to his mouth and gave way to suppressed mirth.
In his excitement he forgot all about tea, and the bereaved Mrs. Teakmade no attempt to come downstairs to prepare it. With his eye on theclock he waited with what patience he might for the arrival of Mr. Chase. The usual hour for his return came and went. Another hour passed; andanother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"When I came back I fou--fou--found thewashhouse window smashed, and--" Sobs choked her utterance. Mr. Teak, lost in admiration of Mr. Chase'scleverness, stood regarding her in silence.
"What--what about the police?" said his wife at last.
"Police!" repeated Mr. Teak, with extraordinary vehemence. "Police!Certainly not. D'ye think I'm going to let it be known all round thatI'm the husband of a miser? I'd sooner lose ten times the money. " He stalked solemnly out of the room and downstairs, and,... safe in theparlour, gave vent to his feelings in a wild but silent hornpipe. Hecannoned against the table at last, and, subsiding into an easy-chair, crammed his handkerchief to his mouth and gave way to suppressed mirth.
In his excitement he forgot all about tea, and the bereaved Mrs. Teakmade no attempt to come downstairs to prepare it. With his eye on theclock he waited with what patience he might for the arrival of Mr. Chase. The usual hour for his return came and went. Another hour passed; andanother.
What to read after Fairy Gold?
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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