Works. [seven Seas Ed.]
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Works. [seven Seas Ed.]
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At present, you British are settin' in kimonoes on dynamite kegs. Walen's talk put me wise on the location and size of some of the kegs. Ya-as!
* After that, we four went out to look at those golf- links I was hirin*. We each took a club. Mine* — ^he glanced at a great tan bag by the fireplace — *was the beginner's friend — ^the cleek. Well, sir, this golf propo- sition took a holt of me as quick as — quick as death.
They had to prise me off the greens when it got too dark to see, and then we w...ent back to the house. I was walkin' ahead with my Lord Marshalton talkin' be- ginners' golf. (/ was the man who ought to have been killed by rights.) We cut 'cross lots through the woods to Flora's Temple — ^that place I showed you this after- noon. Lundie and Walen were, maybe, twenty orthirty rod behind us in the dark. Marshalton and I stopped at the theatre to admire at the ancestral yew-trees. He took me right under the biggest — King Somebody's Yew — ^and while I was spannin' it with my handkerchief he says, "Look heah!" just as if it was a rabbit — ^and down comes a bi-plane into the theatre with no more noise than the dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At present, you British are settin' in kimonoes on dynamite kegs. Walen's talk put me wise on the location and size of some of the kegs. Ya-as!
* After that, we four went out to look at those golf- links I was hirin*. We each took a club. Mine* — ^he glanced at a great tan bag by the fireplace — *was the beginner's friend — ^the cleek. Well, sir, this golf propo- sition took a holt of me as quick as — quick as death.
They had to prise me off the greens when it got too dark to see, and then we w...ent back to the house. I was walkin' ahead with my Lord Marshalton talkin' be- ginners' golf. (/ was the man who ought to have been killed by rights.) We cut 'cross lots through the woods to Flora's Temple — ^that place I showed you this after- noon. Lundie and Walen were, maybe, twenty orthirty rod behind us in the dark. Marshalton and I stopped at the theatre to admire at the ancestral yew-trees. He took me right under the biggest — King Somebody's Yew — ^and while I was spannin' it with my handkerchief he says, "Look heah!" just as if it was a rabbit — ^and down comes a bi-plane into the theatre with no more noise than the dead.
What to read after Works. [seven Seas Ed.]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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