Pelham — volume 04
Pelham — volume 04
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"Take away this--this--d--d woman, " hiccuped out Staunton, "She has sto--len--(hiccup)--my watch"--(hiccup. ) "No such thing, watchman, " hallooed out the accused, "the b--counter-skipper never had any watch! he only filched a twopenny-halfpenny giltchain out of his master, Levi, the pawnbroker's window, and stuck it inhis eel-skin to make a show: ye did, ye pitiful, lanky-chopped son of adog-fish, ye did. " "Come, come, " said the watchman, "move on, move on. " "You be d--d, for a Charley!" s...aid one of our gang.
"Ho! ho! master jackanapes, I shall give you a cooling in the watch-house, if you tips us any of your jaw. I dare say the young oman here, isquite right about ye, and ye never had any watch at all, at all. " "You are a d--d liar, " cried Staunton; "and you are all in with eachother, like a pack of rogues as you are. " "I'll tell ye what, young gemman, " said another watchman, who was a morepotent, grave, and reverend senior than his comrades, "if you do not moveon instantly, and let those decent young omen alone, I'll take you all upbefore Sir Richard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Take away this--this--d--d woman, " hiccuped out Staunton, "She has sto--len--(hiccup)--my watch"--(hiccup. ) "No such thing, watchman, " hallooed out the accused, "the b--counter-skipper never had any watch! he only filched a twopenny-halfpenny giltchain out of his master, Levi, the pawnbroker's window, and stuck it inhis eel-skin to make a show: ye did, ye pitiful, lanky-chopped son of adog-fish, ye did. " "Come, come, " said the watchman, "move on, move on. " "You be d--d, for a Charley!" s...aid one of our gang.
"Ho! ho! master jackanapes, I shall give you a cooling in the watch-house, if you tips us any of your jaw. I dare say the young oman here, isquite right about ye, and ye never had any watch at all, at all. " "You are a d--d liar, " cried Staunton; "and you are all in with eachother, like a pack of rogues as you are. " "I'll tell ye what, young gemman, " said another watchman, who was a morepotent, grave, and reverend senior than his comrades, "if you do not moveon instantly, and let those decent young omen alone, I'll take you all upbefore Sir Richard.
What to read after Pelham — volume 04?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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