The Changing Numbers
The Changing Numbers
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Gunnill.
[Illustration: "From the kitchen came sounds of hammering. "] "He's a clever fellow, " said that gentleman, hopefully. "You should hearhim imitate a canary; life-like it is. " Mr. Jenkins was about to make a hasty and obvious rejoinder, when thekitchen door opened and Selina emerged, followed by Drill. The snarlwhich the constable had prepared died away in a murmur of astonishment ashe took the helmet. It looked as good as ever.
He turned it over and over in amaze, and looked in vain f...or any signs ofthe disastrous cracks. It was stiff and upright. He looked at thenumber: it was his own. His eyes round with astonishment he tried it on, and then his face relaxed.
"It don't fit as well as it did, " he said.
"Well, upon my word, some people are never satisfied, " said the indignantDrill. "There isn't another man in England could have done it better. " "I'm not grumbling, " said the constable, hastily; "it's a wonderful pieceo' work. Wonderful! I can't even see where it was broke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gunnill.
[Illustration: "From the kitchen came sounds of hammering. "] "He's a clever fellow, " said that gentleman, hopefully. "You should hearhim imitate a canary; life-like it is. " Mr. Jenkins was about to make a hasty and obvious rejoinder, when thekitchen door opened and Selina emerged, followed by Drill. The snarlwhich the constable had prepared died away in a murmur of astonishment ashe took the helmet. It looked as good as ever.
He turned it over and over in amaze, and looked in vain f...or any signs ofthe disastrous cracks. It was stiff and upright. He looked at thenumber: it was his own. His eyes round with astonishment he tried it on, and then his face relaxed.
"It don't fit as well as it did, " he said.
"Well, upon my word, some people are never satisfied, " said the indignantDrill. "There isn't another man in England could have done it better. " "I'm not grumbling, " said the constable, hastily; "it's a wonderful pieceo' work. Wonderful! I can't even see where it was broke.
What to read after The Changing Numbers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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