Tales From Five Chimneys
Tales From Five Chimneys
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" Old Carter went into the cottage and fed the mongrel in the living-room with ceaseless ejaculation of "Good dawg ! Good dawg ! " Old Grice went the round of the hamlet, returning after a quarter of an hour in the wake of a small boy who carried on his head an empty packing-case. Old Carter was then sitting in his Windsor arm-chair, fondling the dog's head on his knee. THE DOG OF DISCORD *19 "Here! Good dawg! Good dawg !" old Grice called out peremptorily, and the brute went to him, to old Car...ter's chagrin. For a moment the forsaken one ex- perienced a rush of bitter feeling ; it passed, however, and he went to view the kennel. "That can stand in the back'us to-night, " observed old Grice. " To-morrow sometime I'll make shift to get a staple and a bit o' chain. Then we can tie un up o' nights agen the back wall here. " " Good dawg ! Good dawg ! " murmured old Carter compassionately, fondling the dog which had again returned to him. "What's amiss wi* what I be a-sayin', Dan'l?" asked old Grice severely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Old Carter went into the cottage and fed the mongrel in the living-room with ceaseless ejaculation of "Good dawg ! Good dawg ! " Old Grice went the round of the hamlet, returning after a quarter of an hour in the wake of a small boy who carried on his head an empty packing-case. Old Carter was then sitting in his Windsor arm-chair, fondling the dog's head on his knee. THE DOG OF DISCORD *19 "Here! Good dawg! Good dawg !" old Grice called out peremptorily, and the brute went to him, to old Car...ter's chagrin. For a moment the forsaken one ex- perienced a rush of bitter feeling ; it passed, however, and he went to view the kennel. "That can stand in the back'us to-night, " observed old Grice. " To-morrow sometime I'll make shift to get a staple and a bit o' chain. Then we can tie un up o' nights agen the back wall here. " " Good dawg ! Good dawg ! " murmured old Carter compassionately, fondling the dog which had again returned to him. "What's amiss wi* what I be a-sayin', Dan'l?" asked old Grice severely.
What to read after Tales From Five Chimneys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pickthall Marmaduke William to read onlineMoreLess
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