The Head of the Family
The Head of the Family
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Green tried to find her voice.
[Illustration: "A disagreeable-looking man was eying them in someastonishment from the doorway. "] "Jack, " she said at last, "this is your stepfather. " Mr. Letts, in some difficulty as to the etiquette on such occasions, released his right arm and extended his hand.
"Good-evening, stepfather, " he said, cheerfully.
Mr. Green drew back a little and regarded him unfavorably.
"We--we thought you was drowned, " he said at last.
"I was nearly, " said Mr. Letts.
"We a...ll thought so, " pursued Mr. Green, grudgingly. "Everybody thoughtso. " He stood aside, as a short, hot-faced man, with a small bureau clasped inhis arms and supported on his knees, emerged from the house and staggeredtowards the gate. Mr. Letts reflected.
"Halloa!" he said, suddenly. "Why, are you moving, mother?" Mrs. Green sniffed sadly and shook her head. "Well, " said Mr. Letts, with an admirable stare, "what's that chap doing with my furniture?" "Eh?" spluttered Mr. Green. "What?" "I say, what's he doing with my furniture?" repeated Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Green tried to find her voice.
[Illustration: "A disagreeable-looking man was eying them in someastonishment from the doorway. "] "Jack, " she said at last, "this is your stepfather. " Mr. Letts, in some difficulty as to the etiquette on such occasions, released his right arm and extended his hand.
"Good-evening, stepfather, " he said, cheerfully.
Mr. Green drew back a little and regarded him unfavorably.
"We--we thought you was drowned, " he said at last.
"I was nearly, " said Mr. Letts.
"We a...ll thought so, " pursued Mr. Green, grudgingly. "Everybody thoughtso. " He stood aside, as a short, hot-faced man, with a small bureau clasped inhis arms and supported on his knees, emerged from the house and staggeredtowards the gate. Mr. Letts reflected.
"Halloa!" he said, suddenly. "Why, are you moving, mother?" Mrs. Green sniffed sadly and shook her head. "Well, " said Mr. Letts, with an admirable stare, "what's that chap doing with my furniture?" "Eh?" spluttered Mr. Green. "What?" "I say, what's he doing with my furniture?" repeated Mr.
What to read after The Head of the Family?
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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