The Bill-Toppers
The Bill-Toppers
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He could have wished one thing to the exclusion of all others : that people should not know of his marriage, that they should cease to speak of it. Unfortunately, this was not to be.
The story of the whippings was enlivening Lisle Street, exaggerated, as usual. The Bill and Boom tour, the Har- rasford tour were beginning to spread it on every stage in England; before six months were over, it would have made the round of the world from the Klondike to Cal- cutta. What a disgrace for Trampy ! Yet... no sooner had he put his New Zealander on her wheels again than Trampy blossomed out once more. After all, who cared if people were seen to smack the back of their hands?
He wasn't to be put out by a little thing like that : "Just so,'* he seemed to say. "We are married, whip- pings or no whippings, and I am the master ; I have set her to work again ; and there you are !" Trampy's reputation, so far from suffering, increased ; all his ccmipeers now envied him from the bottom of their hearts ; the bosses, the profs, the managers, the Pas, the Mas treated him, in their own minds, as a lucky dog, all the more inasmuch as Trampy was not uppish and gladly stood drinks, while his wife, "Miss Lily," made money for him with her breakneck tricks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could have wished one thing to the exclusion of all others : that people should not know of his marriage, that they should cease to speak of it. Unfortunately, this was not to be.
The story of the whippings was enlivening Lisle Street, exaggerated, as usual. The Bill and Boom tour, the Har- rasford tour were beginning to spread it on every stage in England; before six months were over, it would have made the round of the world from the Klondike to Cal- cutta. What a disgrace for Trampy ! Yet... no sooner had he put his New Zealander on her wheels again than Trampy blossomed out once more. After all, who cared if people were seen to smack the back of their hands?
He wasn't to be put out by a little thing like that : "Just so,'* he seemed to say. "We are married, whip- pings or no whippings, and I am the master ; I have set her to work again ; and there you are !" Trampy's reputation, so far from suffering, increased ; all his ccmipeers now envied him from the bottom of their hearts ; the bosses, the profs, the managers, the Pas, the Mas treated him, in their own minds, as a lucky dog, all the more inasmuch as Trampy was not uppish and gladly stood drinks, while his wife, "Miss Lily," made money for him with her breakneck tricks.
What to read after The Bill-Toppers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Castaigne J. André to read onlineMoreLess
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