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X The manager arrived at a quarter to ten. Mr. Jackson did not arrive at all. James had to take over two of his jobs, and was kept busy. In the afternoon he had to drive a Wolseley 25 down to Chislehurst. Still no Jackson. Miss Callender rolled her eyes and said it looked as if he had got off with the young lady.
“If she’s an heiress and he marries her—and it ought really to have been you—I suppose you’ll never forgive me, Mr. Elliot.”
James said that nothing would induce him to carry an heiress....
Miss Callender adjusted a curl.
“Why on earth not?” she enquired.
“Girls think quite enough of themselves without having the purse-strings.”
“Well, I think it would be ever so nice. I mean, suppose Lenny was to come in for a fortune, do you think I’d say, ‘Oh, no—I can’t’ and ‘you’d better ask someone else’? Not much!”
“Girls are different,” said James.
“They’ve more sense,” said Miss Callender, and tossed her head. Then, as he turned to go, she dropped her voice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
X The manager arrived at a quarter to ten. Mr. Jackson did not arrive at all. James had to take over two of his jobs, and was kept busy. In the afternoon he had to drive a Wolseley 25 down to Chislehurst. Still no Jackson. Miss Callender rolled her eyes and said it looked as if he had got off with the young lady.
“If she’s an heiress and he marries her—and it ought really to have been you—I suppose you’ll never forgive me, Mr. Elliot.”
James said that nothing would induce him to carry an heiress....
Miss Callender adjusted a curl.
“Why on earth not?” she enquired.
“Girls think quite enough of themselves without having the purse-strings.”
“Well, I think it would be ever so nice. I mean, suppose Lenny was to come in for a fortune, do you think I’d say, ‘Oh, no—I can’t’ and ‘you’d better ask someone else’? Not much!”
“Girls are different,” said James.
“They’ve more sense,” said Miss Callender, and tossed her head. Then, as he turned to go, she dropped her voice.
What to read after Run!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Wentworth to read onlineMoreLess
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