The Whip
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Lambert turned round sharply.
"Confound it, Mary, what the deuce " he began.
"Oh! I saw it move!" the girl cried. 218 AT MADAME TUSSAUD'S "What?" "I don't know/' she answered, lamely, ashamed of her spasm of fear.
"I want to see Dr. Crippen!" wailed little Henry.
"Be quiet, " said Mrs. Bunting, the wife of the head whip.
"I I'll wait for you upstairs, " murmured Mary, moving off. The girl had had her fill of the excitement.
"What are you frightened of? They're only dummies, " Lambert told her. ..."And 'ere, all of you, don't look as if you was at a funeral. We've come 'ere to enjoy our- selves. " "I want to see Dr. Crippen!" howled little Henry again.
"Do you know what I want?" the trainer asked the boy sharply.
"No!" "I want to smack your 'ead and I'll do it in a minute, " Lambert admonished him. 219 THE WHIP "I want to see Dr. Crippen first, " the lad persisted.
"O very well which is it? 'ere you are!" said Lambert, looking at the names on the high enclosure which contained the most infamous of the exhibits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lambert turned round sharply.
"Confound it, Mary, what the deuce " he began.
"Oh! I saw it move!" the girl cried. 218 AT MADAME TUSSAUD'S "What?" "I don't know/' she answered, lamely, ashamed of her spasm of fear.
"I want to see Dr. Crippen!" wailed little Henry.
"Be quiet, " said Mrs. Bunting, the wife of the head whip.
"I I'll wait for you upstairs, " murmured Mary, moving off. The girl had had her fill of the excitement.
"What are you frightened of? They're only dummies, " Lambert told her. ..."And 'ere, all of you, don't look as if you was at a funeral. We've come 'ere to enjoy our- selves. " "I want to see Dr. Crippen!" howled little Henry again.
"Do you know what I want?" the trainer asked the boy sharply.
"No!" "I want to smack your 'ead and I'll do it in a minute, " Lambert admonished him. 219 THE WHIP "I want to see Dr. Crippen first, " the lad persisted.
"O very well which is it? 'ere you are!" said Lambert, looking at the names on the high enclosure which contained the most infamous of the exhibits.
What to read after The Whip?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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