The Old Man of the Sea
The Old Man of the Sea
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" "Tt-tt, " said the old man, with a gesture of annoyance. "Well, lend me acouple of pounds, then, or else run back and fetch my pocket-book, " headded, with a sly grin.
Mr. Wright's face worked with impotent fury. "What--what--do you--wantit for?" he gasped.
Mrs. Bradshaw's "Well! Well!" seemed to sum up the general feeling; Mr. Kemp, shaking his head, eyed him with gentle reproach.
"Me and Mrs. Bradshaw are going to gave another evening out, " he said, quietly. "I've only got a few more days,... and I must make hay while thesun shines. " To Mr. Wright the room seemed to revolve slowly on its axis, but, regaining his self-possession by a supreme effort, he took out his purseand produced the amount. Mrs. Bradshaw, after a few feminineprotestations, went upstairs to put her bonnet on.
"And you can go and fetch a hansom-cab, George, while she's a-doing ofit, " said Mr. Kemp. "Pick out a good 'orse--spotted-grey, if you can. " Mr. Wright arose and, departing with a suddenness that was almoststartling, exploded harmlessly in front of the barber's, next door butone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Tt-tt, " said the old man, with a gesture of annoyance. "Well, lend me acouple of pounds, then, or else run back and fetch my pocket-book, " headded, with a sly grin.
Mr. Wright's face worked with impotent fury. "What--what--do you--wantit for?" he gasped.
Mrs. Bradshaw's "Well! Well!" seemed to sum up the general feeling; Mr. Kemp, shaking his head, eyed him with gentle reproach.
"Me and Mrs. Bradshaw are going to gave another evening out, " he said, quietly. "I've only got a few more days,... and I must make hay while thesun shines. " To Mr. Wright the room seemed to revolve slowly on its axis, but, regaining his self-possession by a supreme effort, he took out his purseand produced the amount. Mrs. Bradshaw, after a few feminineprotestations, went upstairs to put her bonnet on.
"And you can go and fetch a hansom-cab, George, while she's a-doing ofit, " said Mr. Kemp. "Pick out a good 'orse--spotted-grey, if you can. " Mr. Wright arose and, departing with a suddenness that was almoststartling, exploded harmlessly in front of the barber's, next door butone.
What to read after The Old Man of the Sea?
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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