The Adventures of Sally
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" "I know. Of course. " Quick sympathy came into Sally's voice. She gavea sidelong glance of approval and gratitude at the large picture of LewLucas which beamed up at her from the morning paper. "You poor thing!How are you?" "Oh, all right, thanks. " "Well, hurry. " There was a slight pause at the other end of the wire.
"I say. " "Well?" "I'm not much to look at, you know. " "You never were. Stop talking and hurry over. " "I mean to say... " Sally hung up the receiver firmly. She waited eagerl...y for some minutes, and then footsteps came along the passage. They stopped at her door andthe bell rang. Sally ran to the door, flung it open, and recoiled inconsternation.
"Oh, Ginger!" He had stated the facts accurately when he had said that he was not muchto look at. He gazed at her devotedly out of an unblemished right eye, but the other was hidden altogether by a puffy swelling of dull purple. A great bruise marred his left cheek-bone, and he spoke with somedifficulty through swollen lips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I know. Of course. " Quick sympathy came into Sally's voice. She gavea sidelong glance of approval and gratitude at the large picture of LewLucas which beamed up at her from the morning paper. "You poor thing!How are you?" "Oh, all right, thanks. " "Well, hurry. " There was a slight pause at the other end of the wire.
"I say. " "Well?" "I'm not much to look at, you know. " "You never were. Stop talking and hurry over. " "I mean to say... " Sally hung up the receiver firmly. She waited eagerl...y for some minutes, and then footsteps came along the passage. They stopped at her door andthe bell rang. Sally ran to the door, flung it open, and recoiled inconsternation.
"Oh, Ginger!" He had stated the facts accurately when he had said that he was not muchto look at. He gazed at her devotedly out of an unblemished right eye, but the other was hidden altogether by a puffy swelling of dull purple. A great bruise marred his left cheek-bone, and he spoke with somedifficulty through swollen lips.
What to read after The Adventures of Sally?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wodehouse Pelham Grenville to read onlineMoreLess
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