Homeward Bound
Homeward Bound
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" "I'm afraid you're a bit of a fault-finder, " said Mrs. Hatchard, shakingher head at him. "I'm sure I try my best to please. I don't mind what Ido, but if you're not satisfied you'd better go. " "Look here, Emily--" began her husband.
"Don't you 'Emily' me!" said Mrs. Hatchard, quickly. "The idea! Alodger, too! You know the arrangement. You'd better go, I think, if youcan't behave yourself. " "I won't go till my three weeks are up, " said Mr. Hatchard, doggedly, "soyou may as well behave your...self. " "I can't pamper you for a pound a week, " said Mrs. Hatchard, walking tothe door. "If you want pampering, you had better go. " A week passed, and the additional expense caused by getting most of hismeals out began to affect Mr. Hatchard's health. His wife, on thecontrary, was in excellent spirits, and, coming in one day, explained theabsence of the easy-chair by stating that it was wanted for a new lodger.
"He's taken my other two rooms, " she said, smiling--"the little backparlor and the front bedroom--I'm full up now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I'm afraid you're a bit of a fault-finder, " said Mrs. Hatchard, shakingher head at him. "I'm sure I try my best to please. I don't mind what Ido, but if you're not satisfied you'd better go. " "Look here, Emily--" began her husband.
"Don't you 'Emily' me!" said Mrs. Hatchard, quickly. "The idea! Alodger, too! You know the arrangement. You'd better go, I think, if youcan't behave yourself. " "I won't go till my three weeks are up, " said Mr. Hatchard, doggedly, "soyou may as well behave your...self. " "I can't pamper you for a pound a week, " said Mrs. Hatchard, walking tothe door. "If you want pampering, you had better go. " A week passed, and the additional expense caused by getting most of hismeals out began to affect Mr. Hatchard's health. His wife, on thecontrary, was in excellent spirits, and, coming in one day, explained theabsence of the easy-chair by stating that it was wanted for a new lodger.
"He's taken my other two rooms, " she said, smiling--"the little backparlor and the front bedroom--I'm full up now.
What to read after Homeward Bound?
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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