The Bequest
The Bequest
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Digson, a small builder and contractor, was busywhitewashing.
"I thought we might as well get on with that, " said Mrs. Phipps; "thereis only one way of doing whitewashing, and the room has got to be done. To-morrow Mr. Digson will bring up some papers, and, if you'll comeround, you can help me choose. " Mr. Clarkson hesitated. "Why not choose 'em yourself?" he said at last.
"Just what I told her, " said Mr. Digson, stroking his black beard. "What'll please you will be sure to please him, I say...s; and if it don'tit ought to. " Mr. Clarkson started. "Perhaps you could help her choose, " he said, sharply.
Mr. Digson came down from his perch. "Just what I said, " he replied. "If Mrs. Phipps will let me advise her, I'll make this house so she won'tknow it before I've done with it. " "Mr. Digson has been very kind, " said Mrs. Phipps, reproachfully.
"Not at all, ma'am, " said the builder, softly. "Anything I can do tomake you happy or comfortable will be a pleasure to me. " Mr. Clarkson started again, and an odd idea sent his blood dancing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digson, a small builder and contractor, was busywhitewashing.
"I thought we might as well get on with that, " said Mrs. Phipps; "thereis only one way of doing whitewashing, and the room has got to be done. To-morrow Mr. Digson will bring up some papers, and, if you'll comeround, you can help me choose. " Mr. Clarkson hesitated. "Why not choose 'em yourself?" he said at last.
"Just what I told her, " said Mr. Digson, stroking his black beard. "What'll please you will be sure to please him, I say...s; and if it don'tit ought to. " Mr. Clarkson started. "Perhaps you could help her choose, " he said, sharply.
Mr. Digson came down from his perch. "Just what I said, " he replied. "If Mrs. Phipps will let me advise her, I'll make this house so she won'tknow it before I've done with it. " "Mr. Digson has been very kind, " said Mrs. Phipps, reproachfully.
"Not at all, ma'am, " said the builder, softly. "Anything I can do tomake you happy or comfortable will be a pleasure to me. " Mr. Clarkson started again, and an odd idea sent his blood dancing.
What to read after The Bequest?
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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