The Wheels of Chance: a Bicycling Idyll
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Hesurveyed the sumptuous room again.
"Lord!" said Mr. Hoopdriver. "It wasn't a dream, after all. " "I wonder what they charge for these Juiced rooms!" said Mr. Hoopdriver, nursing one rosy foot.
He became meditative, tugging at his insufficient moustache. Suddenly hegave vent to a noiseless laugh. "What a rush it was! Rushed in and offwith his girl right under his nose. Planned it well too. Talk of highwayrobbery! Talk of brigands Up and off! How juiced SOLD he must be feelingIt was a shave too...--in the coach yard!" Suddenly he became silent. Abruptly his eyebrows rose and his jaw fell. "I sa-a-ay!" said Mr. Hoopdriver.
He had never thought of it before. Perhaps you will understand the whirlhe had been in overnight. But one sees things clearer in the daylight. "I'm hanged if I haven't been and stolen a blessed bicycle. " "Who cares?" said Mr. Hoopdriver, presently, and his face supplied theanswer.
Then he thought of the Young Lady in Grey again, and tried to put a moreheroic complexion on the business.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hesurveyed the sumptuous room again.
"Lord!" said Mr. Hoopdriver. "It wasn't a dream, after all. " "I wonder what they charge for these Juiced rooms!" said Mr. Hoopdriver, nursing one rosy foot.
He became meditative, tugging at his insufficient moustache. Suddenly hegave vent to a noiseless laugh. "What a rush it was! Rushed in and offwith his girl right under his nose. Planned it well too. Talk of highwayrobbery! Talk of brigands Up and off! How juiced SOLD he must be feelingIt was a shave too...--in the coach yard!" Suddenly he became silent. Abruptly his eyebrows rose and his jaw fell. "I sa-a-ay!" said Mr. Hoopdriver.
He had never thought of it before. Perhaps you will understand the whirlhe had been in overnight. But one sees things clearer in the daylight. "I'm hanged if I haven't been and stolen a blessed bicycle. " "Who cares?" said Mr. Hoopdriver, presently, and his face supplied theanswer.
Then he thought of the Young Lady in Grey again, and tried to put a moreheroic complexion on the business.
What to read after The Wheels of Chance: a Bicycling Idyll?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells Herbert George to read onlineMoreLess
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