Wullie Mcwatties Master
Wullie Mcwatties Master
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" Mr. Banks passed out. Mr. Red horn watched him go. The plumber, who had been standing by the table, followed. It was so obvious that there was nothing else for them to do.
The odd-job man lingered.
" Weel, Tarn, " said Mr. Redhorn pleasantly, " here yer hauf-croon. Yer performance was fair to middlin'. " " Did I no' dae the agony rale weel ? " " Agony ! Oh, man, thon agony wasna worth a button. Guid-nicht to ye. " Mr. Redhorn brewed himself a cup of tea, and sat down to enjoy it.
" Richt or w...rang, " he murmured, " revenge is sweet, vera sweet indeed ! " As was his custom, when not in company, he began by taking a good hearty pull from the milk-jug.
" What's this? " he exclaimed.
The milk tasted queer, in fact disgusting.
Presently he discovered that the castor-oil bottle was quite empty.
IV. HIS TOILET ME. REDHORN divested himself of his jacket and waistcoat, and raised his hand to unbutton his collar.
" Wullie, " he said, pausing in the act, " did I no' tell ye ye could gang hame? " " Ay, " said his apprentice, " but but can I no' get stoppin' till ye've dressed yersel' ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mr. Banks passed out. Mr. Red horn watched him go. The plumber, who had been standing by the table, followed. It was so obvious that there was nothing else for them to do.
The odd-job man lingered.
" Weel, Tarn, " said Mr. Redhorn pleasantly, " here yer hauf-croon. Yer performance was fair to middlin'. " " Did I no' dae the agony rale weel ? " " Agony ! Oh, man, thon agony wasna worth a button. Guid-nicht to ye. " Mr. Redhorn brewed himself a cup of tea, and sat down to enjoy it.
" Richt or w...rang, " he murmured, " revenge is sweet, vera sweet indeed ! " As was his custom, when not in company, he began by taking a good hearty pull from the milk-jug.
" What's this? " he exclaimed.
The milk tasted queer, in fact disgusting.
Presently he discovered that the castor-oil bottle was quite empty.
IV. HIS TOILET ME. REDHORN divested himself of his jacket and waistcoat, and raised his hand to unbutton his collar.
" Wullie, " he said, pausing in the act, " did I no' tell ye ye could gang hame? " " Ay, " said his apprentice, " but but can I no' get stoppin' till ye've dressed yersel' ?
What to read after Wullie Mcwatties Master?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bell John Joy to read onlineMoreLess
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