The Tinted Venus
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There was a consultation between the two at this, and at the end of itthe first man said: "It's all the same to us, where we have our littleconfabulation. Come down, and look sharp about it!" Leander came down, taking care to shut the street door behind him. "Youain't the police?" he said, apprehensively.
They each took an arm, and walked him roughly off between them towardsQueen Square. "We'll show you who we are, " they said.
"I--I demand your authority for this, " gasped Leander. "What am Ic...harged with?" They had brought him into the gloomiest part of the square, where thehouses, used as offices in the daytime, were now dark and deserted. Herethey jammed him up against the railings, and stood guard over him, whilehe was alarmed to perceive a suppressed ferocity in the faces of both.
"What are you charged with? Grr----! For 'arf a pint I'd knock yourbloomin 'ed in!" said the coarser gentleman of the two--an evasive formof answer which did not seem to promise a pleasant interview.
[Illustration: "FOR 'ARF A PINT I'D KNOCK YOUR BLOOMIN' 'ED IN!"] Leander was not naturally courageous, and what he had gone throughlately had shaken his nerves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was a consultation between the two at this, and at the end of itthe first man said: "It's all the same to us, where we have our littleconfabulation. Come down, and look sharp about it!" Leander came down, taking care to shut the street door behind him. "Youain't the police?" he said, apprehensively.
They each took an arm, and walked him roughly off between them towardsQueen Square. "We'll show you who we are, " they said.
"I--I demand your authority for this, " gasped Leander. "What am Ic...harged with?" They had brought him into the gloomiest part of the square, where thehouses, used as offices in the daytime, were now dark and deserted. Herethey jammed him up against the railings, and stood guard over him, whilehe was alarmed to perceive a suppressed ferocity in the faces of both.
"What are you charged with? Grr----! For 'arf a pint I'd knock yourbloomin 'ed in!" said the coarser gentleman of the two--an evasive formof answer which did not seem to promise a pleasant interview.
[Illustration: "FOR 'ARF A PINT I'D KNOCK YOUR BLOOMIN' 'ED IN!"] Leander was not naturally courageous, and what he had gone throughlately had shaken his nerves.
What to read after The Tinted Venus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Anstey to read onlineMoreLess
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