Miss Armstrongs And Other Circumstances
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' What 's the exact time ? ' he said to the secretary, his lip curling up and showing his set teeth.
' Ten minutes to twelve. ' 'Does the west entrance to the station keep open till the express leaves ? ' ' Always. ' 175 Talking Against Time ' And I can go from here to the station in two minutes ? ' ' Easily. ' ' Now, Mister Iremonger. Sir to you ! ' cried Snoxell, opening and shutting his teeth with every word. He held his watch in one hand, and his hat, which the secretary had reached him, in... the other.
' Keep your temper, old man, ' said Ire- monger, pale but radiant. 'We are all yeomen of Kent here, you know. Ten min- utes to twelve ? Yes, all yeomen of Kent ; and there 's not one of us that could n't talk straight on for ten minutes if we were put to it, eh ? Snoxell, Kinson, Bentlif, Walloond, Morling, Edmett, Arvad, Axelrad good old Kentish names and Iremonger, by Jove ! There is no older family in England than the Iremongers of Kent, and no family more remarkable in its descent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' What 's the exact time ? ' he said to the secretary, his lip curling up and showing his set teeth.
' Ten minutes to twelve. ' 'Does the west entrance to the station keep open till the express leaves ? ' ' Always. ' 175 Talking Against Time ' And I can go from here to the station in two minutes ? ' ' Easily. ' ' Now, Mister Iremonger. Sir to you ! ' cried Snoxell, opening and shutting his teeth with every word. He held his watch in one hand, and his hat, which the secretary had reached him, in... the other.
' Keep your temper, old man, ' said Ire- monger, pale but radiant. 'We are all yeomen of Kent here, you know. Ten min- utes to twelve ? Yes, all yeomen of Kent ; and there 's not one of us that could n't talk straight on for ten minutes if we were put to it, eh ? Snoxell, Kinson, Bentlif, Walloond, Morling, Edmett, Arvad, Axelrad good old Kentish names and Iremonger, by Jove ! There is no older family in England than the Iremongers of Kent, and no family more remarkable in its descent.
What to read after Miss Armstrongs And Other Circumstances?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Davidson to read onlineMoreLess
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