Paul Kelver, a Novel
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Had I been left alone with Minikin muchlonger, I might have ended by following his advice, "hooking it" beforeMr. Lott arrived. But the next moment I heard the other door open, andsome one entered the private office. Then the bell rang, and Minikindisappeared, leaving the communicating door ajar behind him. Theconversation that I overheard was as follows: "Why isn't Mr. Skeat here?" "Because he hasn't come. " "Where are the letters?" "Under your nose. " "How dare you answer me like that?" "Well..., it's the truth. They are under your nose. " "Did you give Thorneycroft's man my message?" "Yes. " "What did he answer?" "Said you were a liar. " "Oh, he did, did he! What did you reply?" "Asked him to tell me something I didn't know. " "Thought that clever, didn't you?" "Not bad. " Whatever faults might be laid to Mr. Lott's door, he at least, Iconcluded, possesssed the virtue of self-control.
"Anybody been here?" "Yes. " "Who?" "Mr. Kelver--Mr. Paul Kelver. " "Kelver, Kelver. Who's Kelver?" "Know what he is--a fool.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had I been left alone with Minikin muchlonger, I might have ended by following his advice, "hooking it" beforeMr. Lott arrived. But the next moment I heard the other door open, andsome one entered the private office. Then the bell rang, and Minikindisappeared, leaving the communicating door ajar behind him. Theconversation that I overheard was as follows: "Why isn't Mr. Skeat here?" "Because he hasn't come. " "Where are the letters?" "Under your nose. " "How dare you answer me like that?" "Well..., it's the truth. They are under your nose. " "Did you give Thorneycroft's man my message?" "Yes. " "What did he answer?" "Said you were a liar. " "Oh, he did, did he! What did you reply?" "Asked him to tell me something I didn't know. " "Thought that clever, didn't you?" "Not bad. " Whatever faults might be laid to Mr. Lott's door, he at least, Iconcluded, possesssed the virtue of self-control.
"Anybody been here?" "Yes. " "Who?" "Mr. Kelver--Mr. Paul Kelver. " "Kelver, Kelver. Who's Kelver?" "Know what he is--a fool.
What to read after Paul Kelver, a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerome Jerome Klapka to read onlineMoreLess
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