Patsy
Patsy
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" What do you mean by not attending to my bell ? " " Attending to your which, sir ? " " My bell — are you deaf ? " " I didn't know you'd brought one wid you, sir, " replied Patsy, with an air of injured inno- cence. " I was afther fetchin' this water for Mr Fanshawe. Did yiz ring it in your room or in the passidge ? " " Good heavens ! " cried Mr Boxall, " does the boy think I carry a bell about with me like a muffin man ? My bedroom bell, you oaf ! " " Oh, your bidroom bell, " rephed the servit...or. A KISS ON THE STAIRS 83 " Sure, it's ears as long as some people I could name I'd want to hear it, for it rings in the kitchen four flights of stairs and twinty-siven passidges away. " " Hold your tongue, " replied Mr Boxall. " And now that you are here, go and fetch me my dressing-bag. " " All your luggage is in your room, sir, " replied Patsy, "for I helped William, the under-gardner, with it. " " Come here, " said Mr Boxall, smothering the resentment with which Pasty as the red- headed embodiment of the Irish race filled his Anglo-Saxon spirit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" What do you mean by not attending to my bell ? " " Attending to your which, sir ? " " My bell — are you deaf ? " " I didn't know you'd brought one wid you, sir, " replied Patsy, with an air of injured inno- cence. " I was afther fetchin' this water for Mr Fanshawe. Did yiz ring it in your room or in the passidge ? " " Good heavens ! " cried Mr Boxall, " does the boy think I carry a bell about with me like a muffin man ? My bedroom bell, you oaf ! " " Oh, your bidroom bell, " rephed the servit...or. A KISS ON THE STAIRS 83 " Sure, it's ears as long as some people I could name I'd want to hear it, for it rings in the kitchen four flights of stairs and twinty-siven passidges away. " " Hold your tongue, " replied Mr Boxall. " And now that you are here, go and fetch me my dressing-bag. " " All your luggage is in your room, sir, " replied Patsy, "for I helped William, the under-gardner, with it. " " Come here, " said Mr Boxall, smothering the resentment with which Pasty as the red- headed embodiment of the Irish race filled his Anglo-Saxon spirit.
What to read after Patsy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H De Vere Henry De Vere Stacpoole to read onlineMoreLess
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