Mischievous Maid Faynie
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Mr. Conway turned toward the door, but as he stretched out his hand tograsp the knob his employer sang out, sharply: "Hold on, there! Come here and see if you can do anything with thisconfounded desk. It's got the jim-jams or something. I've been monkeyingwith it for the last half hour, and can do nothing with it. " And as heuttered the words, he held out the bunch of keys toward him.
If Mr. Conway had been startled before, he was certainly alarmed now, and he looked at his companion in amazeme...nt which could not beconcealed.
"Well, " cried the other, his temper rising, the result of the brandydiffusing itself through his brain, "what are you staring at me likethat for? Why don't you take the keys and go ahead?" Quite as soon as speech would come to him the old cashier said, slowly: "You seem to forget, Mr. Armstrong, that the keys have been done awaywith some time, and the desk now opens with a secret spring which youyourself devised. " "Well, come here and open it. My fingers are all thumbs to-day, "replied his companion, looking at him doggedly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Conway turned toward the door, but as he stretched out his hand tograsp the knob his employer sang out, sharply: "Hold on, there! Come here and see if you can do anything with thisconfounded desk. It's got the jim-jams or something. I've been monkeyingwith it for the last half hour, and can do nothing with it. " And as heuttered the words, he held out the bunch of keys toward him.
If Mr. Conway had been startled before, he was certainly alarmed now, and he looked at his companion in amazeme...nt which could not beconcealed.
"Well, " cried the other, his temper rising, the result of the brandydiffusing itself through his brain, "what are you staring at me likethat for? Why don't you take the keys and go ahead?" Quite as soon as speech would come to him the old cashier said, slowly: "You seem to forget, Mr. Armstrong, that the keys have been done awaywith some time, and the desk now opens with a secret spring which youyourself devised. " "Well, come here and open it. My fingers are all thumbs to-day, "replied his companion, looking at him doggedly.
What to read after Mischievous Maid Faynie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Libbey Laura Jean to read onlineMoreLess
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