Humours of Irish Life
Humours of Irish Life
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He failed because no one can rise otherwise than awkwardly out of the depths of a hammock-chair.
" Don't stir, " said Meldon, watching his struggles. " Please don't stir. I shouldn't dream of taking your chair. I'll sit on the corner of the table. I'll be quite comfortable, I assure you. How do you like Inish- gowlan, now you are here. It's a nice little island, isn't it ? " Mr. Willoughby succeeded in getting out of his chair. He walked across the hut, turned his back on Meldon, and stared out... of the window.
" I came up here to have a chat with you, " said Meldon. " Perhaps you wouldn't mind turning round ; I always find it more convenient to talk to a man who isn't looking the other way. I don't make a point of it, of course. If you've got into the habit of keeping your back turned to people, I don't want you to alter it on my account. " Mr. Willoughby turned round. He seemed to be on the point of making an angry remark. Meldon faced him with a bland smile. The look of irritation faded in Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He failed because no one can rise otherwise than awkwardly out of the depths of a hammock-chair.
" Don't stir, " said Meldon, watching his struggles. " Please don't stir. I shouldn't dream of taking your chair. I'll sit on the corner of the table. I'll be quite comfortable, I assure you. How do you like Inish- gowlan, now you are here. It's a nice little island, isn't it ? " Mr. Willoughby succeeded in getting out of his chair. He walked across the hut, turned his back on Meldon, and stared out... of the window.
" I came up here to have a chat with you, " said Meldon. " Perhaps you wouldn't mind turning round ; I always find it more convenient to talk to a man who isn't looking the other way. I don't make a point of it, of course. If you've got into the habit of keeping your back turned to people, I don't want you to alter it on my account. " Mr. Willoughby turned round. He seemed to be on the point of making an angry remark. Meldon faced him with a bland smile. The look of irritation faded in Mr.
What to read after Humours of Irish Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles L Charles Larcom Graves to read onlineMoreLess
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