The Man With Two Left Feet
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And what is going on back there at this moment I don't like tothink. About now, ' said Mr Birdsey, looking at his watch, 'I guessthey'll be pronging the _hors d'oeuvres_ and gazing at the emptychair. It was a shame to do it, but, for the love of Mike, what elsecould I have done?' He looked at the bearded man.
'Did you have any adventures, Mr Johnson?' 'No. I--I just came. ' The young man Waterall leaned forward. His manner was quiet, but hiseyes were glittering.
'Wasn't that enough of an advent...ure for you?' he said.
Their eyes met across the table. Seated between them, Mr Birdsey lookedfrom one to the other, vaguely disturbed. Something was happening, adrama was going on, and he had not the key to it.
Johnson's face was pale, and the tablecloth crumpled into a crookedridge under his fingers, but his voice was steady as he replied: 'I don't understand. ' 'Will you understand if I give you your right name, Mr Benyon?' 'What's all this?' said Mr Birdsey feebly.
Waterall turned to him, the vulturine cast of his face more noticeablethan ever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And what is going on back there at this moment I don't like tothink. About now, ' said Mr Birdsey, looking at his watch, 'I guessthey'll be pronging the _hors d'oeuvres_ and gazing at the emptychair. It was a shame to do it, but, for the love of Mike, what elsecould I have done?' He looked at the bearded man.
'Did you have any adventures, Mr Johnson?' 'No. I--I just came. ' The young man Waterall leaned forward. His manner was quiet, but hiseyes were glittering.
'Wasn't that enough of an advent...ure for you?' he said.
Their eyes met across the table. Seated between them, Mr Birdsey lookedfrom one to the other, vaguely disturbed. Something was happening, adrama was going on, and he had not the key to it.
Johnson's face was pale, and the tablecloth crumpled into a crookedridge under his fingers, but his voice was steady as he replied: 'I don't understand. ' 'Will you understand if I give you your right name, Mr Benyon?' 'What's all this?' said Mr Birdsey feebly.
Waterall turned to him, the vulturine cast of his face more noticeablethan ever.
What to read after The Man With Two Left Feet?
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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