The Constable's Move
The Constable's Move
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"Best joke I ever heard in my life, " he said, wiping his eyes. "Don'tlook at me like that, Bob; I can't bear it. " "Get off 'ome, " responded Mr. Grummit, glowering at him.
"There's a crowd outside, and half the doors in the place open, " said theother. "Well, it's a good job there's no harm done. So long. " He passed, beaming, down the stairs, and Mr. Grummit, drawing near thewindow, heard him explaining in a broken voice to the neighbours outside. Strong men patted him on the back and urged ...him gruffly to say what hehad to say and laugh afterwards. Mr. Grummit turned from the window, andin a slow and stately fashion prepared to retire for the night. Even thesudden and startling disappearance of Mrs. Grummit as she got into bedfailed to move him.
"The bed's broke, Bob, " she said faintly.
"Beds won't last for ever, " he said, shortly; "sleep on the floor. " Mrs. Grummit clambered out, and after some trouble secured the bedclothesand made up a bed in a corner of the room. In a short time she was fastasleep; but her husband, broad awake, spent the night in devising furtherimpracticable schemes for the discomfiture of the foe next door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Best joke I ever heard in my life, " he said, wiping his eyes. "Don'tlook at me like that, Bob; I can't bear it. " "Get off 'ome, " responded Mr. Grummit, glowering at him.
"There's a crowd outside, and half the doors in the place open, " said theother. "Well, it's a good job there's no harm done. So long. " He passed, beaming, down the stairs, and Mr. Grummit, drawing near thewindow, heard him explaining in a broken voice to the neighbours outside. Strong men patted him on the back and urged ...him gruffly to say what hehad to say and laugh afterwards. Mr. Grummit turned from the window, andin a slow and stately fashion prepared to retire for the night. Even thesudden and startling disappearance of Mrs. Grummit as she got into bedfailed to move him.
"The bed's broke, Bob, " she said faintly.
"Beds won't last for ever, " he said, shortly; "sleep on the floor. " Mrs. Grummit clambered out, and after some trouble secured the bedclothesand made up a bed in a corner of the room. In a short time she was fastasleep; but her husband, broad awake, spent the night in devising furtherimpracticable schemes for the discomfiture of the foe next door.
What to read after The Constable's Move?
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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