The Carcellini Emerald With Other Tales
The Carcellini Emerald With Other Tales
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"You didn't think, Terry, my boy, that I could stop upstairs in bed, and hear you sing the old songs down below, " answered Granny, unabashed.
'You're like the 'good ould Oirish gintlemen, all of the oulden toime, ' Granny, " said Maurice, bringing forward her especial chair. "Don't you remember how he was supposed to be defunct, and his friends were 'waking' him, and the candles were lighted around his bed? The corpse stood all the rest, but when the whisky corks began to pop, he just sprang u...p and shouted, 'Whoop! Murther! d'ye think I'll be lying here dead, when such good stuff as that is flying around my head?' " "For shame, saucy boy, " said Granny, giving 240 THE STOLEN STRADIVARIUS her pet a little tap upon his hand that still clasped hers. "No supper, thanks; I couldn't survive it, really; and not a wee drop of the punch, even. Just go on with your nonsense, good people, and let me listen. But first come here, Kathleen, child, and tell me how you stood your trial. " ' ' Let me settle your dear old cap, then, ' ' replied Kathleen, proceeding to put her offer into exe- cution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You didn't think, Terry, my boy, that I could stop upstairs in bed, and hear you sing the old songs down below, " answered Granny, unabashed.
'You're like the 'good ould Oirish gintlemen, all of the oulden toime, ' Granny, " said Maurice, bringing forward her especial chair. "Don't you remember how he was supposed to be defunct, and his friends were 'waking' him, and the candles were lighted around his bed? The corpse stood all the rest, but when the whisky corks began to pop, he just sprang u...p and shouted, 'Whoop! Murther! d'ye think I'll be lying here dead, when such good stuff as that is flying around my head?' " "For shame, saucy boy, " said Granny, giving 240 THE STOLEN STRADIVARIUS her pet a little tap upon his hand that still clasped hers. "No supper, thanks; I couldn't survive it, really; and not a wee drop of the punch, even. Just go on with your nonsense, good people, and let me listen. But first come here, Kathleen, child, and tell me how you stood your trial. " ' ' Let me settle your dear old cap, then, ' ' replied Kathleen, proceeding to put her offer into exe- cution.
What to read after The Carcellini Emerald With Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burton Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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