Charles Dicken's Stories From the Christmas Numbers of "household Words" And "all the Year Round," 1852-1867;
Charles Dicken's Stories From the Christmas Numbers of "household Words" And "all the Year Round," 1852-1867;
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Now, there's no fancy here. Would you like to see the figure?" " I should like to see it very much." "Then here it is!" said Jack. Thereupon, he presented my sister, who had stolen out quietly, after us.
" Oh, indeed ? " said I. " Then, I suppose, Patty, my dear, I have no occasion to ask whether you have been haunted ? " " Constantly, Joe," she replied.
The effect of our going back again, all three together, and of my presenting my sister as the Ghost from the Corner Room, and Jack as the Ghos...t from my Sister's Room, was triumphant — the crowning hit of the night. Mr. Beaver was so particularly delighted, that he by-and-bye declared " a very little would make him dance a hornpipe." Mr. Governor immediately supplied the very little, by offering to make it a double hornpipe ; and there en- sued such toe-and-heeling, and buckle-covering, and double-shuffling, and heel-sliding, and execution of all sorts of slippery manoeuvres with vibratory legs, as none of us ever before, or will ever see again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, there's no fancy here. Would you like to see the figure?" " I should like to see it very much." "Then here it is!" said Jack. Thereupon, he presented my sister, who had stolen out quietly, after us.
" Oh, indeed ? " said I. " Then, I suppose, Patty, my dear, I have no occasion to ask whether you have been haunted ? " " Constantly, Joe," she replied.
The effect of our going back again, all three together, and of my presenting my sister as the Ghost from the Corner Room, and Jack as the Ghos...t from my Sister's Room, was triumphant — the crowning hit of the night. Mr. Beaver was so particularly delighted, that he by-and-bye declared " a very little would make him dance a hornpipe." Mr. Governor immediately supplied the very little, by offering to make it a double hornpipe ; and there en- sued such toe-and-heeling, and buckle-covering, and double-shuffling, and heel-sliding, and execution of all sorts of slippery manoeuvres with vibratory legs, as none of us ever before, or will ever see again.
What to read after Charles Dicken's Stories From the Christmas Numbers of "household Words" And "all the Year Round," 1852-1867;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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