The Uttermost Farthing
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When I re-entered the shop, Spotty was seated in the chairas I had left him, with the immovable air of an Egyptian statue.
"I have no doubt that Spotty Bamber chuckled with joy when he gotoutside. I should like to think so, to feel that our pleasure wasmutual. For as to me, my feelings can only be appreciated by somepatient angler who, after a long and fruitless sitting, has seen his "'quill or cork down sink With eager bite of perch or bleak or dace. ' "Spotty was on the hook. He would come ag...ain, and not alone--at least, Itrusted not alone. For my brief inspection of his hair had convinced methat he was not the unknown man whom I sought; and, though he wouldmake an acceptable addition to the group of specimens in the longwall-case, I was more interested in the companion whom I felt confidenthe would bring with him. The elation of spirit produced by the prospectof this second visit was such that I forthwith closed the shop and spentthe rest of the evening exercising with the concussor and practicingflying leaps down the cellar steps with the aid of the giant-stride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I re-entered the shop, Spotty was seated in the chairas I had left him, with the immovable air of an Egyptian statue.
"I have no doubt that Spotty Bamber chuckled with joy when he gotoutside. I should like to think so, to feel that our pleasure wasmutual. For as to me, my feelings can only be appreciated by somepatient angler who, after a long and fruitless sitting, has seen his "'quill or cork down sink With eager bite of perch or bleak or dace. ' "Spotty was on the hook. He would come ag...ain, and not alone--at least, Itrusted not alone. For my brief inspection of his hair had convinced methat he was not the unknown man whom I sought; and, though he wouldmake an acceptable addition to the group of specimens in the longwall-case, I was more interested in the companion whom I felt confidenthe would bring with him. The elation of spirit produced by the prospectof this second visit was such that I forthwith closed the shop and spentthe rest of the evening exercising with the concussor and practicingflying leaps down the cellar steps with the aid of the giant-stride.
What to read after The Uttermost Farthing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freeman Richard Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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