His Other Self
His Other Self
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By the way, wot do you call your wife? Missis?" "Yes, " I ses, staring at him. "But wot's it got to do with you?" "Nothing, " he ses. "Nothing. Only I'm going to try the poll-parrotvoice and the sawdust walk on her, that's all. If I can deceive 'erthat'll settle it. " "Deceive her?" I ses. "Do you think I'm going to let you go round tomy 'ouse and get me into trouble with the missis like that? Why, youmust be crazy; that dancing must 'ave got into your 'ead. " "Where's the 'arm?" he ses, very s...ulky.
"'Arm?" I ses. "I won't 'ave it, that's all; and if you knew my missisyou'd know without any telling. " "I'll bet you a pound to a sixpence she wouldn't know me, " he ses, veryearnest.
"She won't 'ave the chance, " I ses, "so that's all about it. " He stood there argufying for about ten minutes; but I was as firm as arock. I wouldn't move an inch, and at last, arter we was both on thepoint of losing our tempers, he picked up his bag and said as 'ow hemust be getting off 'ome.
"But ain't you going to take those things off fust?" I ses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By the way, wot do you call your wife? Missis?" "Yes, " I ses, staring at him. "But wot's it got to do with you?" "Nothing, " he ses. "Nothing. Only I'm going to try the poll-parrotvoice and the sawdust walk on her, that's all. If I can deceive 'erthat'll settle it. " "Deceive her?" I ses. "Do you think I'm going to let you go round tomy 'ouse and get me into trouble with the missis like that? Why, youmust be crazy; that dancing must 'ave got into your 'ead. " "Where's the 'arm?" he ses, very s...ulky.
"'Arm?" I ses. "I won't 'ave it, that's all; and if you knew my missisyou'd know without any telling. " "I'll bet you a pound to a sixpence she wouldn't know me, " he ses, veryearnest.
"She won't 'ave the chance, " I ses, "so that's all about it. " He stood there argufying for about ten minutes; but I was as firm as arock. I wouldn't move an inch, and at last, arter we was both on thepoint of losing our tempers, he picked up his bag and said as 'ow hemust be getting off 'ome.
"But ain't you going to take those things off fust?" I ses.
What to read after His Other Self?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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