Lot Barrow
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They were good and easy companions, enjoying speech, and not afraid of silence.
" Say good afternoon to Mr. Hicks, the baker, as you pass, " prompted Mr. Bravery. " He is standing at his door ; you eat his bread. " " Hicks a baker ! How very odd ! " said Marjorie, and did her duty.
" Why is it odd that Mr. Hicks should make bread ? " asked Mr. Bravery when they had passed.
" Oh, I don't know. Because Hicks is so essentially a butcher's name, I suppose. " Mr. Bravery told her how silly he though...t her, which pleased Marjorie.
" Is anyone ever unkind to you ? " he asked after a pause.
" No, indeed. I have nothing to com- plain of. Only you were once, " she added, remembering.
171 ' What did I do ? " " You read me something that I hated. " " Oh, yes, I thought you hated it. It has been lying in the back of my mind ever since how much you hated that. " "Well, it can't be helped. And I need never listen again, I suppose, " sighed Marjorie.
" No, " said Mr. Bravery with feeling ; *' you need never listen again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were good and easy companions, enjoying speech, and not afraid of silence.
" Say good afternoon to Mr. Hicks, the baker, as you pass, " prompted Mr. Bravery. " He is standing at his door ; you eat his bread. " " Hicks a baker ! How very odd ! " said Marjorie, and did her duty.
" Why is it odd that Mr. Hicks should make bread ? " asked Mr. Bravery when they had passed.
" Oh, I don't know. Because Hicks is so essentially a butcher's name, I suppose. " Mr. Bravery told her how silly he though...t her, which pleased Marjorie.
" Is anyone ever unkind to you ? " he asked after a pause.
" No, indeed. I have nothing to com- plain of. Only you were once, " she added, remembering.
171 ' What did I do ? " " You read me something that I hated. " " Oh, yes, I thought you hated it. It has been lying in the back of my mind ever since how much you hated that. " "Well, it can't be helped. And I need never listen again, I suppose, " sighed Marjorie.
" No, " said Mr. Bravery with feeling ; *' you need never listen again.
What to read after Lot Barrow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Viola Meynell to read onlineMoreLess
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