Sir Robert Shirley, Bart 2
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'You may sit down,' said the superin- tendent, and the subordinate policeman accordingly seated himself with humility on the edge of one of the rickety rush- bottomed chairs.
Not a prepossessing man to look at was Constable Barnum. He was a lean little man, Avho seemed the slighter by contrast with the burly Yorkshiremen who w^ere his comrades, and he had a brown, hairy face, and restless, rat-like eyes of a shifty colour, that seemed brown in one light and 202 SIR ROBERT SHIRLEY, BART.
black i...n another. That he had been a thief was known ; that he was by birth an American was suspected. But, oddly enough, though the man never tried to conceal the fact of his old illicit occupa- tion, he always stoutly affirmed himself to be a native of Lancashire. He had been for five years in the police, and had made himself useful. To Superintendent Swann he was very useful. The big chief of the Daneborough police was by far too pomp- ous and too self-sufficient to acknowledore the services of his right-hand man, or even that he had a right-hand man, but it was a fact that he acted very much as Constable Barnum, in his deferential way, advised.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'You may sit down,' said the superin- tendent, and the subordinate policeman accordingly seated himself with humility on the edge of one of the rickety rush- bottomed chairs.
Not a prepossessing man to look at was Constable Barnum. He was a lean little man, Avho seemed the slighter by contrast with the burly Yorkshiremen who w^ere his comrades, and he had a brown, hairy face, and restless, rat-like eyes of a shifty colour, that seemed brown in one light and 202 SIR ROBERT SHIRLEY, BART.
black i...n another. That he had been a thief was known ; that he was by birth an American was suspected. But, oddly enough, though the man never tried to conceal the fact of his old illicit occupa- tion, he always stoutly affirmed himself to be a native of Lancashire. He had been for five years in the police, and had made himself useful. To Superintendent Swann he was very useful. The big chief of the Daneborough police was by far too pomp- ous and too self-sufficient to acknowledore the services of his right-hand man, or even that he had a right-hand man, but it was a fact that he acted very much as Constable Barnum, in his deferential way, advised.
What to read after Sir Robert Shirley, Bart 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Berwick Harwood to read onlineMoreLess
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