The Green Eyes of Bast 8 3
The Green Eyes of Bast 8 3
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Ain't they, Martin?" he asked, with a mischievous glance at the stolidhost.
"Things is, " agreed Martin.
"Best part of Park be shut up, " declared Hawkins. "Horses gone, carriages gone, everybody gone; only me and my old woman. " "There must be house servants, " I interjected.
"My old woman!" cried Hawkins triumphantly; "same as I'm tellin' you!" "You mean that Lady Coverly lives alone in the place with only--er, Mrs. Hawkins to look after her?" It was Martin the landlord who answered my questi...on.
"Things ain't right, " he observed, and returned to his mouth the pipewhich he had removed for the purpose of addressing me.
"You don't know half of it, " declared Hawkins. "What's _my_ job, forinstance? I ask you--what is it?" Having thus spoken, he exchanged a significant look with the landlordand relapsed into silence. Even my offer to replenish his tankard, although it was accepted, did not result in any further confidences. Prospects of crops and fruit were briefly touched upon, but thatexchange of glances between mine host and Hawkins seemed to have beenmutually understood to mean that the conversation touching Friar'sPark had proceeded far enough.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ain't they, Martin?" he asked, with a mischievous glance at the stolidhost.
"Things is, " agreed Martin.
"Best part of Park be shut up, " declared Hawkins. "Horses gone, carriages gone, everybody gone; only me and my old woman. " "There must be house servants, " I interjected.
"My old woman!" cried Hawkins triumphantly; "same as I'm tellin' you!" "You mean that Lady Coverly lives alone in the place with only--er, Mrs. Hawkins to look after her?" It was Martin the landlord who answered my questi...on.
"Things ain't right, " he observed, and returned to his mouth the pipewhich he had removed for the purpose of addressing me.
"You don't know half of it, " declared Hawkins. "What's _my_ job, forinstance? I ask you--what is it?" Having thus spoken, he exchanged a significant look with the landlordand relapsed into silence. Even my offer to replenish his tankard, although it was accepted, did not result in any further confidences. Prospects of crops and fruit were briefly touched upon, but thatexchange of glances between mine host and Hawkins seemed to have beenmutually understood to mean that the conversation touching Friar'sPark had proceeded far enough.
What to read after The Green Eyes of Bast 8 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sax Rohmer to read onlineMoreLess
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