William
William
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And he's go-o-o-o-o-one ! " Apparently Toto's mistress here abandoned herself yet more luxuriously to her grief. William peeped out cautiously. She was a small woman with red hair, a ludicrously grief-stricken expression and a green hat that was too small for her. Her hostess had evidently heard her tale before and was making strenuous efforts to divert the stream.
" Yes, it is terribly sad, Mrs. Hoskins, and we all sympathise with you. Now we want to tell Mrs. Peters all about our Little socie...ty. " But Mrs. Hoskins was not to be diverted thus from her elegy of grief.
THE OUTLAWS DELIVER THE GOODS 158 " I keep ringing up the police station. Hardly a minute goes by but what I ring up the police station to see if they've heard anything yet. They aren't a bit sympathetic. I'd always heard that the police were such nice men, but they aren't a bit. They're most unsympathetic about my poor little Toto. I've just sent notices round to all the newspapers with descrip- tions of him. . . . He's so appealing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And he's go-o-o-o-o-one ! " Apparently Toto's mistress here abandoned herself yet more luxuriously to her grief. William peeped out cautiously. She was a small woman with red hair, a ludicrously grief-stricken expression and a green hat that was too small for her. Her hostess had evidently heard her tale before and was making strenuous efforts to divert the stream.
" Yes, it is terribly sad, Mrs. Hoskins, and we all sympathise with you. Now we want to tell Mrs. Peters all about our Little socie...ty. " But Mrs. Hoskins was not to be diverted thus from her elegy of grief.
THE OUTLAWS DELIVER THE GOODS 158 " I keep ringing up the police station. Hardly a minute goes by but what I ring up the police station to see if they've heard anything yet. They aren't a bit sympathetic. I'd always heard that the police were such nice men, but they aren't a bit. They're most unsympathetic about my poor little Toto. I've just sent notices round to all the newspapers with descrip- tions of him. . . . He's so appealing.
What to read after William?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crompton Richmal to read onlineMoreLess
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