Gwen Wynn
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" " I ain't hungry, mother. " " But ye been out since mornin', and tooked nothing wi' you ! " "True; but you forget who I ha' been out with. The captain ain't the man to let his boatman be a hungered. We war down the day far as Symond's yat, where he treated me to dinner at the hotel. The daintiest kind o' dinner, too. No wonder at my not havin' much care for eatin' now nice as you've made things, mother. " Notwithstanding the compliment, the old lady is little satisfied less as she observes th...e continued abstraction of his manner. He fidgets uneasily in his chair, every now and then giving a glance at the little Dutch clock suspended against the wall, which in loud ticking seems to say, " You'll be late you'll be late. " She suspects something of the cause, but inquires nothing of it. Instead, she but observes, speaking of the patron : THE CORPSE CANDLE. " 131 t He be very good to ye, Jack. " " Ah ! that he be ; good to every one as comes nigh o' him and 's desarvin' it. " " But ain't he stayin' in the neighbourhood longer than he first spoke of doin' ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " I ain't hungry, mother. " " But ye been out since mornin', and tooked nothing wi' you ! " "True; but you forget who I ha' been out with. The captain ain't the man to let his boatman be a hungered. We war down the day far as Symond's yat, where he treated me to dinner at the hotel. The daintiest kind o' dinner, too. No wonder at my not havin' much care for eatin' now nice as you've made things, mother. " Notwithstanding the compliment, the old lady is little satisfied less as she observes th...e continued abstraction of his manner. He fidgets uneasily in his chair, every now and then giving a glance at the little Dutch clock suspended against the wall, which in loud ticking seems to say, " You'll be late you'll be late. " She suspects something of the cause, but inquires nothing of it. Instead, she but observes, speaking of the patron : THE CORPSE CANDLE. " 131 t He be very good to ye, Jack. " " Ah ! that he be ; good to every one as comes nigh o' him and 's desarvin' it. " " But ain't he stayin' in the neighbourhood longer than he first spoke of doin' ?
What to read after Gwen Wynn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reid Mayne to read onlineMoreLess
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