Friends in Need
Friends in Need
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In feeble accents she thanked Mr. Kidd for his noble attemptsat rescue.
"He ain't dry yet, " said Mr. Brown.
"I done wot I could, " said Mr. Kidd, simply. "Pore Joe! Nobody couldha' had a better pal. Nobody!" "Always ready to lend a helping 'and to them as was in trouble, he was, "said Mr. Brown, looking round.
"'Ear, 'ear!" said a voice.
"And we'll lend 'im a helping 'and, " said Mr. Kidd, energetically. "Wecan't do 'im no good, pore chap, but we can try and do something for 'eras is left behi...nd. " He moved slowly to the door, accompanied by Mr. Brown, and catching theeye of one or two of the men beckoned them to follow. Under his ableguidance a small but gradually increasing crowd made its way to the "RedLion. " For the next three or four days the friends worked unceasingly. Cards stating that a Friendly Lead would be held at the "Red Lion, " forthe benefit of the widow of the late Mr. Joseph Gibbs, were distributedbroadcast; and anecdotes portraying a singularly rare and beautifulcharacter obtained an even wider circulation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In feeble accents she thanked Mr. Kidd for his noble attemptsat rescue.
"He ain't dry yet, " said Mr. Brown.
"I done wot I could, " said Mr. Kidd, simply. "Pore Joe! Nobody couldha' had a better pal. Nobody!" "Always ready to lend a helping 'and to them as was in trouble, he was, "said Mr. Brown, looking round.
"'Ear, 'ear!" said a voice.
"And we'll lend 'im a helping 'and, " said Mr. Kidd, energetically. "Wecan't do 'im no good, pore chap, but we can try and do something for 'eras is left behi...nd. " He moved slowly to the door, accompanied by Mr. Brown, and catching theeye of one or two of the men beckoned them to follow. Under his ableguidance a small but gradually increasing crowd made its way to the "RedLion. " For the next three or four days the friends worked unceasingly. Cards stating that a Friendly Lead would be held at the "Red Lion, " forthe benefit of the widow of the late Mr. Joseph Gibbs, were distributedbroadcast; and anecdotes portraying a singularly rare and beautifulcharacter obtained an even wider circulation.
What to read after Friends in Need?
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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