The Hole in the Wall
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All this time Mr. Cripps had been standing, in eager trepidation, foremost among the little crowd, nodding and lifting his hand anxiously, strenuous to catch the coroner's officer's attention at the dis- missal of each witness, and fearful lest his offer of evidence made a dozen times before the coroner came, should be forgotten. Now at last the cor- oner's officer condescended to notice him, and being beckoned, Mr. Cripps swaggered forward, his greasy wideawake crushed under his arm, and his f...ace radiant with delighted importance. He bowed to the coroner, kissed the book with a flourish, and glanced round the court to judge how much of the due impression was yet visible.
The coroner signified that he was ready to hear whatever Mr. Cripps knew of this matter.
Mr. Cripps "threw a chest," struck an arm akimbo, and raised the other with an oratorical sweep so large that his small voice, when it came, [174] IN THE CLUB ROOM seemed all the smaller. " Hi was in the bar, sir," he piped, " the bar, sir, of this 'ouse, bein' long ac- quainted with an' much respectin' Cap'en Kemp, an' in the 'abit of visitin' 'ere in the intervals of the pursoot of my hart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All this time Mr. Cripps had been standing, in eager trepidation, foremost among the little crowd, nodding and lifting his hand anxiously, strenuous to catch the coroner's officer's attention at the dis- missal of each witness, and fearful lest his offer of evidence made a dozen times before the coroner came, should be forgotten. Now at last the cor- oner's officer condescended to notice him, and being beckoned, Mr. Cripps swaggered forward, his greasy wideawake crushed under his arm, and his f...ace radiant with delighted importance. He bowed to the coroner, kissed the book with a flourish, and glanced round the court to judge how much of the due impression was yet visible.
The coroner signified that he was ready to hear whatever Mr. Cripps knew of this matter.
Mr. Cripps "threw a chest," struck an arm akimbo, and raised the other with an oratorical sweep so large that his small voice, when it came, [174] IN THE CLUB ROOM seemed all the smaller. " Hi was in the bar, sir," he piped, " the bar, sir, of this 'ouse, bein' long ac- quainted with an' much respectin' Cap'en Kemp, an' in the 'abit of visitin' 'ere in the intervals of the pursoot of my hart.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morrison, Arthur, 1863-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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