Paul Periwinkle Or the Pressgang
Paul Periwinkle Or the Pressgang
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Altogether, Mr. Wrynecker was getting into a quiet rage.
•" But no matter, ' as Mr. Doubtful says, drive hard, and we shall get through all in time. " Unfortunately, however, for Wrynecker, just as he came to this conclusion, and was dashing through the aforesaid gate in haste, to clear it before a long train of carriages with morning invalids — carts with early cabbages — waggons with furniture, and other tender vege- tables — came up, a pert, little, " noppety devil, " as he afterwards took l...eave to style her, ran screaming out from the door of the toll-house — " Stop, stop, I say ; where's your ticket, old 'un ? " " Come, old Squaretoes, look sharp, '' chimed in an early cabbage- man, who was waiting to pass on the other side.
" Bear a hand a-head there, sir, will you ? " added Admiral Sharp- shins, from his open carriage, in which he carried his gouty toe, and two unmarriageable daughters.
" I say, Sal, make that fellow move on brisk, will 'e ? " finally snorted forth the toll-keeper, who was lying snug in bed, distinctly visible to Wrynecker's excited eye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Altogether, Mr. Wrynecker was getting into a quiet rage.
•" But no matter, ' as Mr. Doubtful says, drive hard, and we shall get through all in time. " Unfortunately, however, for Wrynecker, just as he came to this conclusion, and was dashing through the aforesaid gate in haste, to clear it before a long train of carriages with morning invalids — carts with early cabbages — waggons with furniture, and other tender vege- tables — came up, a pert, little, " noppety devil, " as he afterwards took l...eave to style her, ran screaming out from the door of the toll-house — " Stop, stop, I say ; where's your ticket, old 'un ? " " Come, old Squaretoes, look sharp, '' chimed in an early cabbage- man, who was waiting to pass on the other side.
" Bear a hand a-head there, sir, will you ? " added Admiral Sharp- shins, from his open carriage, in which he carried his gouty toe, and two unmarriageable daughters.
" I say, Sal, make that fellow move on brisk, will 'e ? " finally snorted forth the toll-keeper, who was lying snug in bed, distinctly visible to Wrynecker's excited eye.
What to read after Paul Periwinkle Or the Pressgang?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Johnson William Johnson Neale to read onlineMoreLess
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