Twelve Stories And a Dream
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Something seemed to shout inside of me--'Now's your chance--lielow. ' It's lucky I knew the laws of treasure trove or I'd 'ave beenshoutin' there and then. I daresay you know--" "Crown bags it, " I said, "all but one per cent. Go on. It's a shame. What did you do?" "Uncovered the top of the box. There wasn't anybody in the garden orabout like. Jane was 'elping 'er mother do the 'ouse. I WAS excited--Itell you. I tried the lock and then gave a whack at the hinges. Open itcame. Silver coins--full...! Shining. It made me tremble to see 'em. Andjest then--I'm blessed if the dustman didn't come round the back of the'ouse. It pretty nearly gave me 'eart disease to think what a fool Iwas to 'ave that money showing. And directly after I 'eard the chap nextdoor--'e was 'olidaying, too--I 'eard him watering 'is beans. If only'e'd looked over the fence!" "What did you do?" "Kicked the lid on again and covered it up like a shot, and went ondigging about a yard away from it--like mad. And my face, so to speak, was laughing on its own account till I had it hid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Something seemed to shout inside of me--'Now's your chance--lielow. ' It's lucky I knew the laws of treasure trove or I'd 'ave beenshoutin' there and then. I daresay you know--" "Crown bags it, " I said, "all but one per cent. Go on. It's a shame. What did you do?" "Uncovered the top of the box. There wasn't anybody in the garden orabout like. Jane was 'elping 'er mother do the 'ouse. I WAS excited--Itell you. I tried the lock and then gave a whack at the hinges. Open itcame. Silver coins--full...! Shining. It made me tremble to see 'em. Andjest then--I'm blessed if the dustman didn't come round the back of the'ouse. It pretty nearly gave me 'eart disease to think what a fool Iwas to 'ave that money showing. And directly after I 'eard the chap nextdoor--'e was 'olidaying, too--I 'eard him watering 'is beans. If only'e'd looked over the fence!" "What did you do?" "Kicked the lid on again and covered it up like a shot, and went ondigging about a yard away from it--like mad. And my face, so to speak, was laughing on its own account till I had it hid.
What to read after Twelve Stories And a Dream?
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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