The Ffolliots of Redmarley
The Ffolliots of Redmarley
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I say, I'm awfully sorry to besuch a nuisance. I'm certain I could walk home if you'll let me. " "That you certainly must not do, I'll go at once. Here's thehand-bell. I'll tell the maid that she is to come if you ring. Iexpect my aunt will be in directly--I'll be as quick as I can--cheerup. " Eloquent bustled about putting the remains of Miss Buttermish tidilyinto his suit-case while the grey eyes followed his movements withamused interest.
"I'm most awfully obliged, " said Buz in a very low v...oice; "I do feelsuch an ass lying here. " There was a murmur of voices in the passage. The front door was closedwith quiet decorum and the little sitting-room grew darker. Two bigtears rolled over and Buz sniffed helplessly, for his handkerchief wasin the pocket of the jacket lately worn with such gay impudence by MissElsmaria Buttermish.
CHAPTER XIII THE THIN END Eloquent rode the bicycle left outside by Miss Buttermish, rodecarefully, bearing the suit-case in his left hand. The village wasquite deserted and he reached the great gates of the Manor Houseunchallenged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I say, I'm awfully sorry to besuch a nuisance. I'm certain I could walk home if you'll let me. " "That you certainly must not do, I'll go at once. Here's thehand-bell. I'll tell the maid that she is to come if you ring. Iexpect my aunt will be in directly--I'll be as quick as I can--cheerup. " Eloquent bustled about putting the remains of Miss Buttermish tidilyinto his suit-case while the grey eyes followed his movements withamused interest.
"I'm most awfully obliged, " said Buz in a very low v...oice; "I do feelsuch an ass lying here. " There was a murmur of voices in the passage. The front door was closedwith quiet decorum and the little sitting-room grew darker. Two bigtears rolled over and Buz sniffed helplessly, for his handkerchief wasin the pocket of the jacket lately worn with such gay impudence by MissElsmaria Buttermish.
CHAPTER XIII THE THIN END Eloquent rode the bicycle left outside by Miss Buttermish, rodecarefully, bearing the suit-case in his left hand. The village wasquite deserted and he reached the great gates of the Manor Houseunchallenged.
What to read after The Ffolliots of Redmarley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L Allen Lizzie Allen Harker to read onlineMoreLess
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