Evergreens
Evergreens
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All that they would do was to bringtheir goods and drop them over the fence into the front garden, fromwhere we had to go and fetch them as we wanted them.
"I wish you'd run into the garden, " my aunt would say to me--I wasstopping with them at the time--"and see if you can find any sugar; Ithink there's some under the big rose-bush. If not, you'd better go toJones' and order some. " And on the cook's inquiring what she should get ready for lunch, my auntwould say: "Well, I'm sure, Jane, I hard...ly know. What have we? Are there any chopsin the garden, or was it a bit of steak that I noticed on the lawn?" On the second afternoon the plumbers came to do a little job to thekitchen boiler. The dog, being engaged at the time in the front of thehouse, driving away the postman, did not notice their arrival. Hewas broken-hearted at finding them there when he got downstairs, andevidently blamed himself most bitterly. Still, there they were, allowing to his carelessness, and the only thing to be done now was to seethat they did not escape.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All that they would do was to bringtheir goods and drop them over the fence into the front garden, fromwhere we had to go and fetch them as we wanted them.
"I wish you'd run into the garden, " my aunt would say to me--I wasstopping with them at the time--"and see if you can find any sugar; Ithink there's some under the big rose-bush. If not, you'd better go toJones' and order some. " And on the cook's inquiring what she should get ready for lunch, my auntwould say: "Well, I'm sure, Jane, I hard...ly know. What have we? Are there any chopsin the garden, or was it a bit of steak that I noticed on the lawn?" On the second afternoon the plumbers came to do a little job to thekitchen boiler. The dog, being engaged at the time in the front of thehouse, driving away the postman, did not notice their arrival. Hewas broken-hearted at finding them there when he got downstairs, andevidently blamed himself most bitterly. Still, there they were, allowing to his carelessness, and the only thing to be done now was to seethat they did not escape.
What to read after Evergreens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerome Jerome Klapka to read onlineMoreLess
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