Kathleen
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In that instant it struck me again thatthe Goblin was not there. I cried "Ye Gods!" in a loud voice, andslammed the door behind me. As I ran out of the front door Ilaughed at the picture of their disconcerted faces.
My idea was to lure Fred away from Bancroft Road at all hazards. This could only be done by another telegram. And as it was Sunday, the railway station was the only place to send one from. It wasa beautiful, clear morning, and I hurried through the streets withexultation, but also w...ith a good deal of nervousness as to theoutcome of this shameless hoaxing. At any rate, I thought, I mayas well live up to my privileges as an irresponsible American. The Great Kathleen Excursion was beginning to take on in mymind the character of an international joust or tourney.
At the station (or at the depot as one would say at home), I sentthe following message: FREDERICK KENT, 318, Bancroft Road, WOLVERHAMPTON.
Unavoidably detained Oxford hurt leg playing soccer wish youcould join me at once urgent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In that instant it struck me again thatthe Goblin was not there. I cried "Ye Gods!" in a loud voice, andslammed the door behind me. As I ran out of the front door Ilaughed at the picture of their disconcerted faces.
My idea was to lure Fred away from Bancroft Road at all hazards. This could only be done by another telegram. And as it was Sunday, the railway station was the only place to send one from. It wasa beautiful, clear morning, and I hurried through the streets withexultation, but also w...ith a good deal of nervousness as to theoutcome of this shameless hoaxing. At any rate, I thought, I mayas well live up to my privileges as an irresponsible American. The Great Kathleen Excursion was beginning to take on in mymind the character of an international joust or tourney.
At the station (or at the depot as one would say at home), I sentthe following message: FREDERICK KENT, 318, Bancroft Road, WOLVERHAMPTON.
Unavoidably detained Oxford hurt leg playing soccer wish youcould join me at once urgent.
What to read after Kathleen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morley, Christopher, 1890-1957 to read onlineMoreLess
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