Oddsfish!
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We too rose and saw him to the door; andthe lean man said he would see him downstairs, so Mr. Rumbald and I wereleft, he swaying a little and smiling, holding on to the door-post, andI endeavouring to preserve my dignity.
I was about to say good-night too and begone, when he plucked mesuddenly by the sleeve.
"Come back again, Mr. Mallock, " he said. "I have something to say toyou. " We went back again, shutting the door behind us, and sat down. It was apleasant little parlour this, decently fur...nished, and I feigned to belooking at the hanging that was over the press where they kept thetankards, as if I had no curiosity in the world.
"Here, Mr. Mallock, " said my friend's voice behind me. "Look at this. " He had drawn out a little black pocket-book, leather-bound, and with itthree or four loose papers. I sat down by him, and took it from him.
"It is some kind of an account-book, " I said.
"You are right, sir, " said Mr. Rumbald.
He sat with an air of vast importance, while I examined the book.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We too rose and saw him to the door; andthe lean man said he would see him downstairs, so Mr. Rumbald and I wereleft, he swaying a little and smiling, holding on to the door-post, andI endeavouring to preserve my dignity.
I was about to say good-night too and begone, when he plucked mesuddenly by the sleeve.
"Come back again, Mr. Mallock, " he said. "I have something to say toyou. " We went back again, shutting the door behind us, and sat down. It was apleasant little parlour this, decently fur...nished, and I feigned to belooking at the hanging that was over the press where they kept thetankards, as if I had no curiosity in the world.
"Here, Mr. Mallock, " said my friend's voice behind me. "Look at this. " He had drawn out a little black pocket-book, leather-bound, and with itthree or four loose papers. I sat down by him, and took it from him.
"It is some kind of an account-book, " I said.
"You are right, sir, " said Mr. Rumbald.
He sat with an air of vast importance, while I examined the book.
What to read after Oddsfish!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Robert Hugh to read onlineMoreLess
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