Hocken And Hunken
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. . . But I reckoned you'd bothbe countin' this for a Sunday. " "Christmas Day isn't Sunday, not more'n once in seven years, " objected'Bias.
"It's Friday this year, " said Cai, with simple conviction.
"Fiddlestick!" retorted 'Bias. "You can't make it out to be like anordinary Friday--I defy you. There's a--a _feelin'_ about the day. " "It feels like Friday to me, " maintained Cai.
But here Mrs Bosenna interposed. "'Twon't feel like Christmas to _me_then if you two start arguin'. 'Peace and goo...dwill' was the motto, as Ithought; but I don't see much of either abroad this afternoon. " The pair started guiltily and avoided each other's eyes. Many a time indistant ports they had talked together of Christmas in England and ofChristmas fare--the goose, the plum-pudding. They had promisedthemselves a rare dinner to celebrate their first Christmas in England, and it had come to--what? To a dull meal eaten apart, served by a MrsBowldler on the verge of tears, and by a Palmerston frankly ravaged bywoe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . But I reckoned you'd bothbe countin' this for a Sunday. " "Christmas Day isn't Sunday, not more'n once in seven years, " objected'Bias.
"It's Friday this year, " said Cai, with simple conviction.
"Fiddlestick!" retorted 'Bias. "You can't make it out to be like anordinary Friday--I defy you. There's a--a _feelin'_ about the day. " "It feels like Friday to me, " maintained Cai.
But here Mrs Bosenna interposed. "'Twon't feel like Christmas to _me_then if you two start arguin'. 'Peace and goo...dwill' was the motto, as Ithought; but I don't see much of either abroad this afternoon. " The pair started guiltily and avoided each other's eyes. Many a time indistant ports they had talked together of Christmas in England and ofChristmas fare--the goose, the plum-pudding. They had promisedthemselves a rare dinner to celebrate their first Christmas in England, and it had come to--what? To a dull meal eaten apart, served by a MrsBowldler on the verge of tears, and by a Palmerston frankly ravaged bywoe.
What to read after Hocken And Hunken?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quiller-Couch Arthur Thomas Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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Worst. Book. Ever
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