The Burning Spear
The Burning Spear
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" "What?" "The new disease. " "What new disease?" "Wy, the Run-abaht-an-tell-'em-'ow-to-do-it. " "Ah!" "'E's copped it fair. In bed. " "You don't say!" "Not 'alf!" Joe sank his voice still lower. "Wot'll you bet me I don'tketch it soon?" The gardener uttered a low gurgle.
"The cats 'ave been in that laylock, " he replied, twisting off a brokenbranch. "I'll knock off now for a bit o' lunch. " But at that moment the sound of a voice speaking as it might be from acavern, caused him and Joe Petty t...o stare at each other as if petrified.
"Wot is it?" whispered Joe at last.
The gardener jerked his head towards a window on the ground floor.
"Someone in pain, " he said.
"Sounds like the Guv'nor's voice. " "Ah!" said the gardener.
"Alf a mo'!" And, drawing in his head, Joe peered through the curtains. The bed was empty and the door open.
"Watch it! 'E's loose!" he called to the gardener, and descended thestairs at a run.
In fact, Mr. Lavender had come out of his coma at the words, "D'youthink we can win this war?" And, at once conscious that he had not readthe morning papers, had got out of bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "What?" "The new disease. " "What new disease?" "Wy, the Run-abaht-an-tell-'em-'ow-to-do-it. " "Ah!" "'E's copped it fair. In bed. " "You don't say!" "Not 'alf!" Joe sank his voice still lower. "Wot'll you bet me I don'tketch it soon?" The gardener uttered a low gurgle.
"The cats 'ave been in that laylock, " he replied, twisting off a brokenbranch. "I'll knock off now for a bit o' lunch. " But at that moment the sound of a voice speaking as it might be from acavern, caused him and Joe Petty t...o stare at each other as if petrified.
"Wot is it?" whispered Joe at last.
The gardener jerked his head towards a window on the ground floor.
"Someone in pain, " he said.
"Sounds like the Guv'nor's voice. " "Ah!" said the gardener.
"Alf a mo'!" And, drawing in his head, Joe peered through the curtains. The bed was empty and the door open.
"Watch it! 'E's loose!" he called to the gardener, and descended thestairs at a run.
In fact, Mr. Lavender had come out of his coma at the words, "D'youthink we can win this war?" And, at once conscious that he had not readthe morning papers, had got out of bed.
What to read after The Burning Spear?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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