The Old Man's Bag
The Old Man's Bag
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"Thanks very much, " said the person outside. And he put the sixpence inhis pocket and began to eat the bread and butter with jam on it. Andwhen he had finished eating he knocked again very loudly at the door.
"Go away, " said the old man. "My wife is not coming out with youto-day. " "I don't want your wife to come out with me, " said the person at thedoor; "I have called to look at the gas meter. " "We haven't got a gas meter now, " said the old man, "we burn nothingbut electric light. " "Many..., many thanks, " said the person at the door, and he went away.
"I feel all of a flutter, " said the old woman, sinking into a chair.
"So do I, " said the old man. "And he has got my sixpence too. " CHAPTER VI.
In a little while the old woman began to put the breakfast things away. Afterwards she took up the table-cover and went out into the gardenwith it to shake off the bread crumbs. As she stepped out of the doorwho should step in but the red policeman. The old woman trembled verymuch when she saw him go in, and she shook the table-cover severaltimes over in order that she might think what to say to the redpoliceman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Thanks very much, " said the person outside. And he put the sixpence inhis pocket and began to eat the bread and butter with jam on it. Andwhen he had finished eating he knocked again very loudly at the door.
"Go away, " said the old man. "My wife is not coming out with youto-day. " "I don't want your wife to come out with me, " said the person at thedoor; "I have called to look at the gas meter. " "We haven't got a gas meter now, " said the old man, "we burn nothingbut electric light. " "Many..., many thanks, " said the person at the door, and he went away.
"I feel all of a flutter, " said the old woman, sinking into a chair.
"So do I, " said the old man. "And he has got my sixpence too. " CHAPTER VI.
In a little while the old woman began to put the breakfast things away. Afterwards she took up the table-cover and went out into the gardenwith it to shake off the bread crumbs. As she stepped out of the doorwho should step in but the red policeman. The old woman trembled verymuch when she saw him go in, and she shook the table-cover severaltimes over in order that she might think what to say to the redpoliceman.
What to read after The Old Man's Bag?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crosland Thomas William Hodgson to read onlineMoreLess
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