Little Rays of Moonshine
Little Rays of Moonshine
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The lights go out at eleven and I got into bed in the dark. When one is very old and has not been to school for a long time or had an apple-pie bed for longer still, there is something very uncanny in the sensation, espe- cially if it is dark. I did not like it at all. My young brother-in-law, Denys, laughed immoder- ately in the other bed at my flounderings and im- precations. He did not have one. I suspect him. . . .
[105] Little Rays of Moonshine ii Naturally the hotel is very much excited. ...It is the most thrilling event since the mixed foursomes. Nothing else has been discussed since breakfast. Ten people had beds and about ten people are suspected. The really extraordinary thing is that numbers of people seem to suspect me! That is the worst of being a professional humorist; every- thing is put down to you. When I was accom- panying Mrs. F. To-day she suddenly stopped fid- dling and said hotly that someone had been tam- pering with her violin. I know she suspected me. Fortunately, however, I have a very good answer to this applie-pie bed charge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lights go out at eleven and I got into bed in the dark. When one is very old and has not been to school for a long time or had an apple-pie bed for longer still, there is something very uncanny in the sensation, espe- cially if it is dark. I did not like it at all. My young brother-in-law, Denys, laughed immoder- ately in the other bed at my flounderings and im- precations. He did not have one. I suspect him. . . .
[105] Little Rays of Moonshine ii Naturally the hotel is very much excited. ...It is the most thrilling event since the mixed foursomes. Nothing else has been discussed since breakfast. Ten people had beds and about ten people are suspected. The really extraordinary thing is that numbers of people seem to suspect me! That is the worst of being a professional humorist; every- thing is put down to you. When I was accom- panying Mrs. F. To-day she suddenly stopped fid- dling and said hotly that someone had been tam- pering with her violin. I know she suspected me. Fortunately, however, I have a very good answer to this applie-pie bed charge.
What to read after Little Rays of Moonshine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A P Alan Patrick Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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