Tales of the Western Tropics
Tales of the Western Tropics
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To tell the truth. Dexter detested Tuppleton, as most men did.
154 TALES OF THE WESTERN TROPICS Tuppleton meanwhile twirled his small moustache, and tapped his boots meditatively, ' ' I hear there is to be a dance at Government House '' he said suddenly. Dexter knew at once what had brought Tuppleton round, " Yes, " he replied, '* Are you going ? '* "What!'' exclaimed Tuppleton, "are the invitations out ? *' He leant forward and his face expressed chagrin and anxiety.
" The invitations were out... yesterday, " said Dexter ; " it must be a mistake if you have not received a card. " " I do hope they have not left me out, " remarked Tuppleton in a doleful voice.
" Tut, tut, man, they can't do without you. What would the ladies say if you were not asked ? " Tuppleton smiled all over ; he did not detect the note of irony that had crept into Dexter's voice.
' ' I hear the guests are to wear dominoes, " remarked Tuppleton.
* ' Not all, only the ladies ; so you need not be apprehensive of being forced to drape your divine figure in the dark folds of the de- ceptive domino.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To tell the truth. Dexter detested Tuppleton, as most men did.
154 TALES OF THE WESTERN TROPICS Tuppleton meanwhile twirled his small moustache, and tapped his boots meditatively, ' ' I hear there is to be a dance at Government House '' he said suddenly. Dexter knew at once what had brought Tuppleton round, " Yes, " he replied, '* Are you going ? '* "What!'' exclaimed Tuppleton, "are the invitations out ? *' He leant forward and his face expressed chagrin and anxiety.
" The invitations were out... yesterday, " said Dexter ; " it must be a mistake if you have not received a card. " " I do hope they have not left me out, " remarked Tuppleton in a doleful voice.
" Tut, tut, man, they can't do without you. What would the ladies say if you were not asked ? " Tuppleton smiled all over ; he did not detect the note of irony that had crept into Dexter's voice.
' ' I hear the guests are to wear dominoes, " remarked Tuppleton.
* ' Not all, only the ladies ; so you need not be apprehensive of being forced to drape your divine figure in the dark folds of the de- ceptive domino.
What to read after Tales of the Western Tropics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E F O Swan to read onlineMoreLess
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