Keeping Up Appearances
Keeping Up Appearances
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Burtenshaw pretended to be asleep, and Bill was just going to turnover agin when Silas let off another groan. It was on'y a little onethis time, but Bill sat up as though he 'ad been shot, and he no soonercaught sight of Silas standing there than 'e gave a dreadful 'owl and, rolling over, wropped 'imself up in all the bed-clothes 'e could lay his'ands on. Then Mrs. Burtenshaw gave a 'owl and tried to get some of 'emback; but Bill, thinking it was the ghost, only held on tighter thanever.
"Bill!..." ses Silas Winch, in an awful voice.
Bill gave a kick, and tried to bore a hole through the bed.
"Bill, " ses Silas agin, "why don't you answer me? I've come all the wayfrom the bottom of the Pacific Ocean to see you, and this is all I getfor it. Haven't you got anything to say to me?" "Good-by, " ses Bill, in a voice all smothered with the bed-clothes.
Silas Winch groaned agin, and Bill, as the shock 'ad made a'most sober, trembled all over.
"The moment I died, " ses Silas, "I thought of my promise towards you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Burtenshaw pretended to be asleep, and Bill was just going to turnover agin when Silas let off another groan. It was on'y a little onethis time, but Bill sat up as though he 'ad been shot, and he no soonercaught sight of Silas standing there than 'e gave a dreadful 'owl and, rolling over, wropped 'imself up in all the bed-clothes 'e could lay his'ands on. Then Mrs. Burtenshaw gave a 'owl and tried to get some of 'emback; but Bill, thinking it was the ghost, only held on tighter thanever.
"Bill!..." ses Silas Winch, in an awful voice.
Bill gave a kick, and tried to bore a hole through the bed.
"Bill, " ses Silas agin, "why don't you answer me? I've come all the wayfrom the bottom of the Pacific Ocean to see you, and this is all I getfor it. Haven't you got anything to say to me?" "Good-by, " ses Bill, in a voice all smothered with the bed-clothes.
Silas Winch groaned agin, and Bill, as the shock 'ad made a'most sober, trembled all over.
"The moment I died, " ses Silas, "I thought of my promise towards you.
What to read after Keeping Up Appearances?
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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