The Rocks of Valpre
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Do you keep an account ofyour expenditure?" "Of course I don't!" Rupert seemed astonished at the question. "What onearth would be the good of that? It wouldn't reduce my expenses. " Mordaunt laid his cheque-book back in the drawer. "And you think youwould make a good bailiff?" he said.
"Oh, that's different. Of course, you must have accounts for themanagement of an estate. You would have no cause to complain of me there. Are you going to think it over, I say?" Mordaunt turned in his chair. "You... really wish me to do so?" "Rather!" Rupert spoke with enthusiasm. "If you knew how deadly sick I amof the life I live now!" he added, with strong disgust. "It's beastlyhard work, too, in a sense, and nothing to show for it. " "I should work you hard myself, " Mordaunt observed.
"I shouldn't mind that. I'd work like a horse here. It's what I've alwayswanted to do. " "And kick like a horse, too, if I ventured to find fault, " said Mordaunt, smiling a little.
"No, I shouldn't. I'd take it like a lamb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do you keep an account ofyour expenditure?" "Of course I don't!" Rupert seemed astonished at the question. "What onearth would be the good of that? It wouldn't reduce my expenses. " Mordaunt laid his cheque-book back in the drawer. "And you think youwould make a good bailiff?" he said.
"Oh, that's different. Of course, you must have accounts for themanagement of an estate. You would have no cause to complain of me there. Are you going to think it over, I say?" Mordaunt turned in his chair. "You... really wish me to do so?" "Rather!" Rupert spoke with enthusiasm. "If you knew how deadly sick I amof the life I live now!" he added, with strong disgust. "It's beastlyhard work, too, in a sense, and nothing to show for it. " "I should work you hard myself, " Mordaunt observed.
"I shouldn't mind that. I'd work like a horse here. It's what I've alwayswanted to do. " "And kick like a horse, too, if I ventured to find fault, " said Mordaunt, smiling a little.
"No, I shouldn't. I'd take it like a lamb.
What to read after The Rocks of Valpre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dell Ethel May to read onlineMoreLess
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