The Gold Bat
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I shall kick. " Before the threat could be put into execution, O'Hara, who had beenfumbling all this while in his pocket for a match, found one loose, andstruck a light. The features of the owner of the arm--he was stillholding it--were lit up for a moment.
"Why, it's young Renford!" he exclaimed. "What are you doing downhere?" Renford, however, continued to pursue the topic of his arm, and theeffect that the vice-like grip of the Irishman had had upon it.
"You've nearly broken it, " he said, c...omplainingly.
"I'm sorry. I mistook you for somebody else. Who's that with you?" "It's me, " said an ungrammatical voice.
"Who's me?" "Harvey. " At this point a soft yellow light lit up the more immediateneighbourhood. Harvey had brought a bicycle lamp into action.
"That's more like it, " said Renford. "Look here, O'Hara, you won'tsplit, will you?" "I'm not an informer by profession, thanks, " said O'Hara.
"Oh, I know it's all right, really, but you can't be too careful, because one isn't allowed down here, and there'd be a beastly row if itgot out about our being down here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I shall kick. " Before the threat could be put into execution, O'Hara, who had beenfumbling all this while in his pocket for a match, found one loose, andstruck a light. The features of the owner of the arm--he was stillholding it--were lit up for a moment.
"Why, it's young Renford!" he exclaimed. "What are you doing downhere?" Renford, however, continued to pursue the topic of his arm, and theeffect that the vice-like grip of the Irishman had had upon it.
"You've nearly broken it, " he said, c...omplainingly.
"I'm sorry. I mistook you for somebody else. Who's that with you?" "It's me, " said an ungrammatical voice.
"Who's me?" "Harvey. " At this point a soft yellow light lit up the more immediateneighbourhood. Harvey had brought a bicycle lamp into action.
"That's more like it, " said Renford. "Look here, O'Hara, you won'tsplit, will you?" "I'm not an informer by profession, thanks, " said O'Hara.
"Oh, I know it's all right, really, but you can't be too careful, because one isn't allowed down here, and there'd be a beastly row if itgot out about our being down here.
What to read after The Gold Bat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wodehouse Pelham Grenville to read onlineMoreLess
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