The Second Dandy Chater
The Second Dandy Chater
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Quist and the girl came in, and the Captain, looking past them, saw Philip Chater enter the room, he imme- diately dived down behind the table on his knees, keeping only his eyes above the level of it.
" Take 'im away ! Don't let 'im come near me, " he begged, in a hoarse and trembling whisper. Then, addressing Philip in a conciliatory tone, he added " I never done nothink to you, ole pal, w'en you was in the flesh an' all I asks is that you '11 go back w'ere you come from w'erever it is an' sl...eep sound. I ain't done nothink to deserve spooks. Go back, my lad go back ! " Philip, despite his own danger, burst into a roar of laughter. " There's nothing of the ghost about me, Quist, " he said. " I think I can understand what you mean and presently I'll explain every- thing. But, for the moment, I am in desperate peril; I've broken out of the jail here, and may be searched for at any moment. I want you to hide me. " The Captain rose from his knees, still somewhat doubtfully, and came slowly round the table ; ap- proached Philip in gingerly fashion ; and finally ventured to take one of his hands ; squeezed it squeezed it a little more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Quist and the girl came in, and the Captain, looking past them, saw Philip Chater enter the room, he imme- diately dived down behind the table on his knees, keeping only his eyes above the level of it.
" Take 'im away ! Don't let 'im come near me, " he begged, in a hoarse and trembling whisper. Then, addressing Philip in a conciliatory tone, he added " I never done nothink to you, ole pal, w'en you was in the flesh an' all I asks is that you '11 go back w'ere you come from w'erever it is an' sl...eep sound. I ain't done nothink to deserve spooks. Go back, my lad go back ! " Philip, despite his own danger, burst into a roar of laughter. " There's nothing of the ghost about me, Quist, " he said. " I think I can understand what you mean and presently I'll explain every- thing. But, for the moment, I am in desperate peril; I've broken out of the jail here, and may be searched for at any moment. I want you to hide me. " The Captain rose from his knees, still somewhat doubtfully, and came slowly round the table ; ap- proached Philip in gingerly fashion ; and finally ventured to take one of his hands ; squeezed it squeezed it a little more.
What to read after The Second Dandy Chater?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tom Gallon to read onlineMoreLess
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