The Shrieking Pit
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Charles' chief regret was that for some hours his guest would be left to the tender mercies of Ann, and he let it be understood that he had the poorest opinion of women as waitresses. But he promised to return in time to minister to Colwyn's comforts at dinner. Somewhat amused, Colwyn told the fat man not to hurry back on his account, as Ann could look after him very well.
As Colwyn was smoking a cigar in front of the inn after breakfast, he saw Charles setting out on his jour- ney, and watched... his short fat form toil up the rise and disappear on the other side. Immediately after- wards the gaunt figure of the innkeeper emerged from the inn, prepared for a fishing excursion. He hesitated a moment on seeing Colwyn, then walked towards him and informed him that he was going to have a morning's fishing in a river stream a couple of miles away, having heard good accounts in the bar overnight of the fish there since the recent rain.
"Who will look after the inn, with both you and Charles away?" asked Colwyn, with a smile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Charles' chief regret was that for some hours his guest would be left to the tender mercies of Ann, and he let it be understood that he had the poorest opinion of women as waitresses. But he promised to return in time to minister to Colwyn's comforts at dinner. Somewhat amused, Colwyn told the fat man not to hurry back on his account, as Ann could look after him very well.
As Colwyn was smoking a cigar in front of the inn after breakfast, he saw Charles setting out on his jour- ney, and watched... his short fat form toil up the rise and disappear on the other side. Immediately after- wards the gaunt figure of the innkeeper emerged from the inn, prepared for a fishing excursion. He hesitated a moment on seeing Colwyn, then walked towards him and informed him that he was going to have a morning's fishing in a river stream a couple of miles away, having heard good accounts in the bar overnight of the fish there since the recent rain.
"Who will look after the inn, with both you and Charles away?" asked Colwyn, with a smile.
What to read after The Shrieking Pit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rees Arthur John to read onlineMoreLess
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