The Lady of the Barge
The Lady of the Barge
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"Be'aving like a schoolboy, " murmured the skipper.
"I know how to behave _my_-self, " said the mate, as he disappeared below. His head suddenly appeared again over the companion. "If some peopledon't, " he added, and disappeared again.
He was pleased to notice as he ate his dinner that the giddy prattleabove had ceased, and with his back turned toward the couple when heappeared on deck again, he lounged slowly forward until the skippercalled him back again.
"Wot was them words you said just no...w, Ted?" he inquired.
The mate repeated them with gusto.
"Very good, " said the skipper, sharply; "very good. " "Don't you ever speak to me again, " said Miss Harris, with a stately air, "because I won't answer you if you do. " The mate displayed more of his schoolboy nature. "Wait till you'respoken to, " he said, rudely. "This is your gratefulness, I suppose?" "Gratefulness?" said Miss Harris, with her chin in the air. "What for?" "For bringing you for a trip, " replied the mate, sternly.
"You bringing me for a trip!" said Miss Harris, scornfully.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Be'aving like a schoolboy, " murmured the skipper.
"I know how to behave _my_-self, " said the mate, as he disappeared below. His head suddenly appeared again over the companion. "If some peopledon't, " he added, and disappeared again.
He was pleased to notice as he ate his dinner that the giddy prattleabove had ceased, and with his back turned toward the couple when heappeared on deck again, he lounged slowly forward until the skippercalled him back again.
"Wot was them words you said just no...w, Ted?" he inquired.
The mate repeated them with gusto.
"Very good, " said the skipper, sharply; "very good. " "Don't you ever speak to me again, " said Miss Harris, with a stately air, "because I won't answer you if you do. " The mate displayed more of his schoolboy nature. "Wait till you'respoken to, " he said, rudely. "This is your gratefulness, I suppose?" "Gratefulness?" said Miss Harris, with her chin in the air. "What for?" "For bringing you for a trip, " replied the mate, sternly.
"You bringing me for a trip!" said Miss Harris, scornfully.
What to read after The Lady of the Barge?
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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