Much Ado About Peter
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"Peter? William?" His tone brought them to attention with a jerk. Peter straightened his hat and blinked.
"What, sir? Yes, sir! Beg pardon, sir; I must a been asleep. " Mr. Carter leaped to the seat beside him.
"Drive to the police station, " he ordered, in a tone that sent apprehensive chills chasing up Billy s back.
"Yes, sir. Whoa, Trixy! Back, b-a-c-k. Get up!" he cut her with the whip, and they rolled from the circle of flaring torches into the outer darkness.
"She s a trifle skittish, sir..., " said Peter, in his old-time conversational tone. " The noise o* io8 MUCH ADO ABOUT PETER the clappin was somethin awful; it frightened the horses, sir. * Mr. Carter grunted by way of response, and Peter in the darkness hugged himself and smiled. He was once more brimming with cor dial good-will toward all the world. Mr. Carter, however, was too angry to keep still, and he presently burst into a denunciation of the whole race of showmen, employing a breadth of vocabulary that Peter had never dreamed him capable of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Peter? William?" His tone brought them to attention with a jerk. Peter straightened his hat and blinked.
"What, sir? Yes, sir! Beg pardon, sir; I must a been asleep. " Mr. Carter leaped to the seat beside him.
"Drive to the police station, " he ordered, in a tone that sent apprehensive chills chasing up Billy s back.
"Yes, sir. Whoa, Trixy! Back, b-a-c-k. Get up!" he cut her with the whip, and they rolled from the circle of flaring torches into the outer darkness.
"She s a trifle skittish, sir..., " said Peter, in his old-time conversational tone. " The noise o* io8 MUCH ADO ABOUT PETER the clappin was somethin awful; it frightened the horses, sir. * Mr. Carter grunted by way of response, and Peter in the darkness hugged himself and smiled. He was once more brimming with cor dial good-will toward all the world. Mr. Carter, however, was too angry to keep still, and he presently burst into a denunciation of the whole race of showmen, employing a breadth of vocabulary that Peter had never dreamed him capable of.
What to read after Much Ado About Peter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Webster, Jean, 1876-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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