Selby's Secret (1985)
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His second problem was that somehow he had to tell Dr and Mrs Trifle he had a toothache without coming right out with it in plain English and giving away his secret — a secret that he was going to keep even if it killed him.
“Look,” Mrs Trifle said to her husband. “Look at the cute way Selby can curl his lip back. Isn’t that clever.”
“Clever schmever,” Selby thought. “I’ve got a toothache you silly sausage. Don’t look at the lip, look at the teeth.”
Finally, when Selby’s lip was almost as sore f...rom curling it back as his tooth was, he put a paw to his jaw and let out a sound like a werewolf howling at a full moon.
“My goodness,” Dr Trifle said, looking up from the book he was reading, The Inventor’s Guide to Fast-Moving Cam Shafts and Water-Driven Floral Clocks, “I do believe Selby has a toothache.”
“No kidding, Sherlock,” Selby muttered under his breath. “You’re lovely people, both of you, but sometimes you forget that we dogs have our problems too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His second problem was that somehow he had to tell Dr and Mrs Trifle he had a toothache without coming right out with it in plain English and giving away his secret — a secret that he was going to keep even if it killed him.
“Look,” Mrs Trifle said to her husband. “Look at the cute way Selby can curl his lip back. Isn’t that clever.”
“Clever schmever,” Selby thought. “I’ve got a toothache you silly sausage. Don’t look at the lip, look at the teeth.”
Finally, when Selby’s lip was almost as sore f...rom curling it back as his tooth was, he put a paw to his jaw and let out a sound like a werewolf howling at a full moon.
“My goodness,” Dr Trifle said, looking up from the book he was reading, The Inventor’s Guide to Fast-Moving Cam Shafts and Water-Driven Floral Clocks, “I do believe Selby has a toothache.”
“No kidding, Sherlock,” Selby muttered under his breath. “You’re lovely people, both of you, but sometimes you forget that we dogs have our problems too.
What to read after Selby's Secret?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duncan Ball to read onlineMoreLess
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