Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 156, January 29, 1919
Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 156, January 29, 1919
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_Comprenez?_" "No beds, " explained Madame firmly.
"But I've just told you--" George plunged again into the maelstrom, and a pretty girl appeared from the firelit room behind to stir himto his highest flights of eloquence. A smell of savoury cookingcame also, and out in the street night shut down dark and chill andsinister, as it does in all the best novels. John let part of thekit down on the door-sill. It was his way of explaining that at thepresent moment there was a deeper, more intimate ca...ll than the Call ofthe Wild. Colin moved up a step and turned the haunting-stop full on. George redoubled his efforts, making them very clear indeed. We couldunderstand almost every word he said.
Then Madame answered, and we could understand that too.
"No beds, " she said.
The pretty girl smiled in a troubled way and murmured something in asoft voice.
"She says they haven't got any beds in the rooms. Fritz took themall, " interpreted George. "_
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_Comprenez?_" "No beds, " explained Madame firmly.
"But I've just told you--" George plunged again into the maelstrom, and a pretty girl appeared from the firelit room behind to stir himto his highest flights of eloquence. A smell of savoury cookingcame also, and out in the street night shut down dark and chill andsinister, as it does in all the best novels. John let part of thekit down on the door-sill. It was his way of explaining that at thepresent moment there was a deeper, more intimate ca...ll than the Call ofthe Wild. Colin moved up a step and turned the haunting-stop full on. George redoubled his efforts, making them very clear indeed. We couldunderstand almost every word he said.
Then Madame answered, and we could understand that too.
"No beds, " she said.
The pretty girl smiled in a troubled way and murmured something in asoft voice.
"She says they haven't got any beds in the rooms. Fritz took themall, " interpreted George. "_
What to read after Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 156, January 29, 1919?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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