Sixpenny Pieces
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Old bones, 89 90 Sixpenny Pieces Rabbit-skins, Waste paper, To buy ! That is better. Mr. Tusker is nothing if not lyrical. Also, he is a massy-jawed person in a muffler, having a dent over one eye and a limpy walk. Likewise, he is accompanied by an objectionable smell, arising partly from his trade, profession, or occupation. It is an impressionist sort of smell. The impression it suggested to me was that Mr. Tusker had been subjected to long, long years of solitary confinement in an over-heate...d chicken-coop. Mr. Tusker, having recited his little poem, was rewarded by a " Not to-day, thank you, " from Doctor Brink. "What?" cried Mr. Tusker. "Not any old bottles ; any old rags ? " " No, " insisted Doctor Brink. " Ho, " quoth Mr. Tusker. " Right you are, then. One minute, Doctor. The missus. Ahtside. Can I trouble you ? " " How? " inquired the doctor. " You know, mate, " expounded Mr. Tus- ker. " Below par. Orfer oats. See ? Jes' run the rule over 'er, Doctor ; will ye ? " " Certainly, " replied the doctor, the light The Tuskers 91 of intelligence at last illuminating his eye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Old bones, 89 90 Sixpenny Pieces Rabbit-skins, Waste paper, To buy ! That is better. Mr. Tusker is nothing if not lyrical. Also, he is a massy-jawed person in a muffler, having a dent over one eye and a limpy walk. Likewise, he is accompanied by an objectionable smell, arising partly from his trade, profession, or occupation. It is an impressionist sort of smell. The impression it suggested to me was that Mr. Tusker had been subjected to long, long years of solitary confinement in an over-heate...d chicken-coop. Mr. Tusker, having recited his little poem, was rewarded by a " Not to-day, thank you, " from Doctor Brink. "What?" cried Mr. Tusker. "Not any old bottles ; any old rags ? " " No, " insisted Doctor Brink. " Ho, " quoth Mr. Tusker. " Right you are, then. One minute, Doctor. The missus. Ahtside. Can I trouble you ? " " How? " inquired the doctor. " You know, mate, " expounded Mr. Tus- ker. " Below par. Orfer oats. See ? Jes' run the rule over 'er, Doctor ; will ye ? " " Certainly, " replied the doctor, the light The Tuskers 91 of intelligence at last illuminating his eye.
What to read after Sixpenny Pieces?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Neil Albert Neil Lyons to read onlineMoreLess
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