Bensley: a Story of To-Day
Bensley: a Story of To-Day
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His hands were in his pockets ; his hat was cocked with an im- pudent knowingness over one eye ; he thrust his legs before him with a jerk ; he carried his elbows at an angle ; his whole manner was a consummation of don't-care-a-tivenesM.
" Jolm," said Greorge, ** where's Miss Delville?" " Gone," was the reply, with a jerk of the leg and a shrug of the elbows, which tlie young gentleman fondly believed to be expressive of mirth.
" Where ?" spoke up Mr. Sanford.
The question was so imperative th...at both the legs and the elbows were startled, and even the hat fell back upon the head to a more deferential and decent position.
** I don't know," answered John. His tones wavered a little, and he looked as if his colors were already at half-mast. Sanford sprang from the wagon, and ap- proached him.
" That's a lie. You do." The elbows jerked the hands out of the pockets in astonishment, while the suddenness of the charge brought the legs upright and quiet.
"You mustn't tell me that," said John, showing a little fight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His hands were in his pockets ; his hat was cocked with an im- pudent knowingness over one eye ; he thrust his legs before him with a jerk ; he carried his elbows at an angle ; his whole manner was a consummation of don't-care-a-tivenesM.
" Jolm," said Greorge, ** where's Miss Delville?" " Gone," was the reply, with a jerk of the leg and a shrug of the elbows, which tlie young gentleman fondly believed to be expressive of mirth.
" Where ?" spoke up Mr. Sanford.
The question was so imperative th...at both the legs and the elbows were startled, and even the hat fell back upon the head to a more deferential and decent position.
** I don't know," answered John. His tones wavered a little, and he looked as if his colors were already at half-mast. Sanford sprang from the wagon, and ap- proached him.
" That's a lie. You do." The elbows jerked the hands out of the pockets in astonishment, while the suddenness of the charge brought the legs upright and quiet.
"You mustn't tell me that," said John, showing a little fight.
What to read after Bensley: a Story of To-Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bunce, Oliver Bell, 1828-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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