The Stowmarket Mystery
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"Please, sir, " whispered the girl, "are you from Ipswich?" "No; from Victoria Street. " "I only asked, sir, because master is particular about people fromIpswich. They upset missus so. " She vanished into the interior, and came back to usher him into thedrawing-room. The flat was expensively furnished, but very untidy. He atonce perceived, however, that the "former" Mr. Okasaki was not romancingwhen he boasted of his artistic tastes. The Japanese articles in the roomwere gems of faience and la...cquer work.
The entrance of Mrs. Jiro drew the barrister's eyes from surroundingobjects. He was momentarily stunned. The woman was almost a giantess, andamazingly stout. In a tiny flat, waited on by a diminutive servant, andmarried to a Japanese, she was grotesque.
Originally a very tall and fairly good-looking girl, she had evidentlyblossomed out like one of the gorgeous chrysanthemums of her husband'sfavoured land.
Assuredly she had acquired no Japanese traits either in manner orappearance. At first she seemed to be in a genuinely British bad temper, but Brett excelled in the art of smoothing the ruffled plumes offemininity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Please, sir, " whispered the girl, "are you from Ipswich?" "No; from Victoria Street. " "I only asked, sir, because master is particular about people fromIpswich. They upset missus so. " She vanished into the interior, and came back to usher him into thedrawing-room. The flat was expensively furnished, but very untidy. He atonce perceived, however, that the "former" Mr. Okasaki was not romancingwhen he boasted of his artistic tastes. The Japanese articles in the roomwere gems of faience and la...cquer work.
The entrance of Mrs. Jiro drew the barrister's eyes from surroundingobjects. He was momentarily stunned. The woman was almost a giantess, andamazingly stout. In a tiny flat, waited on by a diminutive servant, andmarried to a Japanese, she was grotesque.
Originally a very tall and fairly good-looking girl, she had evidentlyblossomed out like one of the gorgeous chrysanthemums of her husband'sfavoured land.
Assuredly she had acquired no Japanese traits either in manner orappearance. At first she seemed to be in a genuinely British bad temper, but Brett excelled in the art of smoothing the ruffled plumes offemininity.
What to read after The Stowmarket Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tracy, Louis, 1863-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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