Souls in Bondage
Souls in Bondage
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Think you'll be up to-morrow?" *'Lord, yes! I say, thanks very much, and all that, you know." " Oh, don't bother. So long." The two men shook hands.
"You'll be back again some time?" queried Graham as Joyce was leaving.
" Couldn't say at all," replied the other.
Graham winked villainously, and Joyce, wrathfully shaking his head at him, went away.
"Good-bye, Peggy," he said on the stoep.
Digitized by Google SOULS IN BONDAGE. 219 "Good-bye," answered she.- "You will come and see us again?" And th...en Joyce winked — winked blatantly to her very face, and left her blushing.
"I think," she said a few minutes later as she smoothed Graham's pillow, " I think Mr Joyce is a beast." " So I told him," said the farmer. " And that's more than you would do. Peg, you rascal, and you jolly well know it." Digitized by Google CHAPTER Vin.
"What's this I hear, Bantam, about you manyin' Cecilia du Plessis ? " Joyce halted his pony in the shade of the Dopper Church and addressed the nonchalant Bantam loudly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Think you'll be up to-morrow?" *'Lord, yes! I say, thanks very much, and all that, you know." " Oh, don't bother. So long." The two men shook hands.
"You'll be back again some time?" queried Graham as Joyce was leaving.
" Couldn't say at all," replied the other.
Graham winked villainously, and Joyce, wrathfully shaking his head at him, went away.
"Good-bye, Peggy," he said on the stoep.
Digitized by Google SOULS IN BONDAGE. 219 "Good-bye," answered she.- "You will come and see us again?" And th...en Joyce winked — winked blatantly to her very face, and left her blushing.
"I think," she said a few minutes later as she smoothed Graham's pillow, " I think Mr Joyce is a beast." " So I told him," said the farmer. " And that's more than you would do. Peg, you rascal, and you jolly well know it." Digitized by Google CHAPTER Vin.
"What's this I hear, Bantam, about you manyin' Cecilia du Plessis ? " Joyce halted his pony in the shade of the Dopper Church and addressed the nonchalant Bantam loudly.
What to read after Souls in Bondage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gibbon Perceval to read onlineMoreLess
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