St. Winifred's,
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Pray, are you a dishonestparson?" "You'd better take care, " said Kenrick with fierce energy.
"Take care of what? We didn't ask _you_ to listen to our conversation;listeners hear no--" "Bosh!" interposed Whalley; "you know you were talking at the top ofyour voices, and we couldn't help hearing you. " "And what then? Mayn't we talk as loud as we like?--I assure you, on myword of honour, " he said, turning to the group around them, "we didn'teven mention Kenrick's name. We were merely talking abo...ut a certaindishonest parson who rode in hay-carts, when the fellow sprang on Joneslike a tiger-cat. I'm sure, if he's any objection to our talking ofsuch unpleasant people we won't do so in his hearing, " said Mackworth, in an excess of venomous politeness.
"French Varnish, " said Whalley, with honest contempt, moved beyond hiswont with indignation, though he did not understand the cause ofKenrick's anger. "I wonder why Kenrick should even condescend to noticewhat such fellows as you and Jones say.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pray, are you a dishonestparson?" "You'd better take care, " said Kenrick with fierce energy.
"Take care of what? We didn't ask _you_ to listen to our conversation;listeners hear no--" "Bosh!" interposed Whalley; "you know you were talking at the top ofyour voices, and we couldn't help hearing you. " "And what then? Mayn't we talk as loud as we like?--I assure you, on myword of honour, " he said, turning to the group around them, "we didn'teven mention Kenrick's name. We were merely talking abo...ut a certaindishonest parson who rode in hay-carts, when the fellow sprang on Joneslike a tiger-cat. I'm sure, if he's any objection to our talking ofsuch unpleasant people we won't do so in his hearing, " said Mackworth, in an excess of venomous politeness.
"French Varnish, " said Whalley, with honest contempt, moved beyond hiswont with indignation, though he did not understand the cause ofKenrick's anger. "I wonder why Kenrick should even condescend to noticewhat such fellows as you and Jones say.
What to read after St. Winifred's,?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farrar Frederic William to read onlineMoreLess
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