The Tenants An Episode of the 80s
The Tenants An Episode of the 80s
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Why, you remember what it was like, Doctor. Well, then, the ques- tion of repapering and putting it in order came up, and he told the Colonel flat he couldn't allow but just so much (one month's rent, I think) for repairs. It was too funny, Doctor, THE TENANTS 233 to hear him telling father about it. ' You know there's about twenty of the Gwynne heirs, Judge Lewis, ' says he, ' and no- body's got any money, and everybody's got a say ; and I simply couldn't promise to do all the Colonel wanted. ...Every time I paint a porch or fix somebody's sink, those two old Miss Gwynnes take to their beds!' You just ought to have seen Templeton telling all this, doctor, with those big glasses shin- ing, and his Adam's apple kind of working up and down the way it does with nervous men. I guess it's not all pie attending to the Gwynnes' affairs, even now. They'll all so queer — except Gwynne Peters, he's all right. Finally the Colonel said he rather expected to buy the house anyhow, and if they had no objection he'd go ahead and fix it to suit himself, at his own expense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why, you remember what it was like, Doctor. Well, then, the ques- tion of repapering and putting it in order came up, and he told the Colonel flat he couldn't allow but just so much (one month's rent, I think) for repairs. It was too funny, Doctor, THE TENANTS 233 to hear him telling father about it. ' You know there's about twenty of the Gwynne heirs, Judge Lewis, ' says he, ' and no- body's got any money, and everybody's got a say ; and I simply couldn't promise to do all the Colonel wanted. ...Every time I paint a porch or fix somebody's sink, those two old Miss Gwynnes take to their beds!' You just ought to have seen Templeton telling all this, doctor, with those big glasses shin- ing, and his Adam's apple kind of working up and down the way it does with nervous men. I guess it's not all pie attending to the Gwynnes' affairs, even now. They'll all so queer — except Gwynne Peters, he's all right. Finally the Colonel said he rather expected to buy the house anyhow, and if they had no objection he'd go ahead and fix it to suit himself, at his own expense.
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