The Postmaster's Daughter
The Postmaster's Daughter
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That's it. Now we're comfy. The chauffeurwill bring us back here in half an hour, Miss Martin. Will that suit yourconvenience?" "Oh, yes. I am free till nearly four o'clock. We have a guest totea then. " "I have a well-developed bump of curiosity these days. Who is it, may I ask?" "Mr. Siddle, the local chemist. " "Indeed. An old friend, I suppose?" "We have known him seven years, ever since he came to Steynholme. " "Ah. He is not a native of the place?" "No. He bought Mr. Benson's business. He...'s a Londoner, I believe. " "Is there--a Mrs. Siddle?" "No. I--er--that is to say, gossip has it that he was married, but hiswife died. " "He doesn't speak of her? Is that it? One would have thought that in ahouse where he is well known--" "We don't really know him well. No one does, I think. " "You've invited him to tea, at any rate, " laughed Winter.
"No, " said Doris. "He invited himself. At least, so I gathered from dad. " "Ah, well. He feels lonely, no doubt, and wishes to chat about recentstrange events in Steynholme.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That's it. Now we're comfy. The chauffeurwill bring us back here in half an hour, Miss Martin. Will that suit yourconvenience?" "Oh, yes. I am free till nearly four o'clock. We have a guest totea then. " "I have a well-developed bump of curiosity these days. Who is it, may I ask?" "Mr. Siddle, the local chemist. " "Indeed. An old friend, I suppose?" "We have known him seven years, ever since he came to Steynholme. " "Ah. He is not a native of the place?" "No. He bought Mr. Benson's business. He...'s a Londoner, I believe. " "Is there--a Mrs. Siddle?" "No. I--er--that is to say, gossip has it that he was married, but hiswife died. " "He doesn't speak of her? Is that it? One would have thought that in ahouse where he is well known--" "We don't really know him well. No one does, I think. " "You've invited him to tea, at any rate, " laughed Winter.
"No, " said Doris. "He invited himself. At least, so I gathered from dad. " "Ah, well. He feels lonely, no doubt, and wishes to chat about recentstrange events in Steynholme.
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