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94 GREEN LADIES Mr. Kipinkenny blinked at him, obviously feel- ing that whatever befall he must say no more.
"Miss Phillippa Miss Phillippa does not wish to appear, " said Mr. Eleventrees smoothly, as one who knew how to deal with dangerous situa- tions. "For reasons which no doubt you will respect, Mr. John. " "Oh, damn, " thought Peter, "why should I? I don't want to respect 'em. I want to know. " "Of course, " he said aloud. Peter could see that if he looked rather like a "dinner is served, ...my lord, " young man, Mr. Eleventrees all the same had wits. He went on, looking grimly at Peter's chin, "Miss Phillippa understood you wanted the house in a hurry. . . . Well, your telegrams to us make the matter plain. Miss Phillippa saw no reason why you should not be met. . . . Miss Phillippa is satisfied that all will be well, and gave us explicit instructions. We have acted upon them to your satisfaction, I hope. " "But I thought Miss Phillippa was away " "For the moment, luckily, " said Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
94 GREEN LADIES Mr. Kipinkenny blinked at him, obviously feel- ing that whatever befall he must say no more.
"Miss Phillippa Miss Phillippa does not wish to appear, " said Mr. Eleventrees smoothly, as one who knew how to deal with dangerous situa- tions. "For reasons which no doubt you will respect, Mr. John. " "Oh, damn, " thought Peter, "why should I? I don't want to respect 'em. I want to know. " "Of course, " he said aloud. Peter could see that if he looked rather like a "dinner is served, ...my lord, " young man, Mr. Eleventrees all the same had wits. He went on, looking grimly at Peter's chin, "Miss Phillippa understood you wanted the house in a hurry. . . . Well, your telegrams to us make the matter plain. Miss Phillippa saw no reason why you should not be met. . . . Miss Phillippa is satisfied that all will be well, and gave us explicit instructions. We have acted upon them to your satisfaction, I hope. " "But I thought Miss Phillippa was away " "For the moment, luckily, " said Mr.
What to read after Green Ladies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Newton Wilfrid Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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