The Society of Thirteen (2013)
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Reaching his bedroom door, it occurred to him that it could be a house breaker so he took the precaution of arming himself with an iron fire poker before continuing down the stairs. He was halfway down when he realised three curious things about the voice. Firstly, its deep, resonant tones were undoubtedly those of his manservant, Kiyaya. Secondly, remarkably, Kiyaya was speaking English. Thirdly, the conversation in which he was engaged was notably one-sided. John Symmonds stepped carefully to ...avoid the squeaky floorboards as he reached the hallway at the bottom of the stairs. ‘What interest have you in this matter?’ said Kiyaya, demonstrating first-rate pronunciation and the admirable use of an intransitive verb. To Mr Symmonds’ even greater surprise the reply came not in the form of a second voice but as the unmistakable meow of a cat. Even more curiously, Kiyaya appeared to have no trouble understanding its meaning. ‘If I were to help you, what could you do for me?’ he replied, revealing the ability to use a conditional clause correctly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reaching his bedroom door, it occurred to him that it could be a house breaker so he took the precaution of arming himself with an iron fire poker before continuing down the stairs. He was halfway down when he realised three curious things about the voice. Firstly, its deep, resonant tones were undoubtedly those of his manservant, Kiyaya. Secondly, remarkably, Kiyaya was speaking English. Thirdly, the conversation in which he was engaged was notably one-sided. John Symmonds stepped carefully to ...avoid the squeaky floorboards as he reached the hallway at the bottom of the stairs. ‘What interest have you in this matter?’ said Kiyaya, demonstrating first-rate pronunciation and the admirable use of an intransitive verb. To Mr Symmonds’ even greater surprise the reply came not in the form of a second voice but as the unmistakable meow of a cat. Even more curiously, Kiyaya appeared to have no trouble understanding its meaning. ‘If I were to help you, what could you do for me?’ he replied, revealing the ability to use a conditional clause correctly.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gareth P. Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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