The Window Gazer
The Window Gazer
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"At least preserve the courage of your convictions. There is certainly something the matter with Benis. He has answered none of my letters. He has completely ignored my lettergrams. To my telegram of Thursday telling him that I had been compelled to discharge my third cook since Mabel for wiping dishes THE WINDOW-GAZER 121 on a hand towel, he replied only by silence. And the telegraph people say that the message was never de- livered owing to lack of address. Easy as I am to satisfy, things lik...e this cannot be allowed to continue. My nephew must be found. " "But we don't know where to look for him, " objected her victim weakly.
Aunt Caroline easily rose superior to this.
'We have a map, I hope ? And Vancouver, heathen- ish name! must be marked on it somewhere. If not, the railroad people can tell us. " "But he is not in Vancouver. " "There — or thereabouts. When we get there we can ask the policeman, or, " with a grim twinkle, "we can en- quire at the asylums. You forget that my nephew is a celebrated man even if he is a fool.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"At least preserve the courage of your convictions. There is certainly something the matter with Benis. He has answered none of my letters. He has completely ignored my lettergrams. To my telegram of Thursday telling him that I had been compelled to discharge my third cook since Mabel for wiping dishes THE WINDOW-GAZER 121 on a hand towel, he replied only by silence. And the telegraph people say that the message was never de- livered owing to lack of address. Easy as I am to satisfy, things lik...e this cannot be allowed to continue. My nephew must be found. " "But we don't know where to look for him, " objected her victim weakly.
Aunt Caroline easily rose superior to this.
'We have a map, I hope ? And Vancouver, heathen- ish name! must be marked on it somewhere. If not, the railroad people can tell us. " "But he is not in Vancouver. " "There — or thereabouts. When we get there we can ask the policeman, or, " with a grim twinkle, "we can en- quire at the asylums. You forget that my nephew is a celebrated man even if he is a fool.
What to read after The Window Gazer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isabel Ecclestone Macpherson Mrs Mackay to read onlineMoreLess
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