The Clicking of Cuthbert
The Clicking of Cuthbert
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" "Nevertheless, there is no harm in trying. I have an idea that thismalady of his is not permanent and incurable. The very violence withwhich the germ of loquacity has attacked him gives me hope. You mustremember that before this seizure he was rather a noticeably silentman. Sometimes I think that it is just Nature's way of restoring theaverage, and that soon the fever may burn itself out. Or it may be thata sudden shock ... At any rate, have courage. " "I will try to be brave. " "Capital! At ...half-past two on the first tee, then. " "You will have to give me a stroke on the third, ninth, twelfth, fifteenth, sixteenth and eighteenth, " she said, with a quaver in hervoice. "My golf has fallen off rather lately. " I patted her hand again.
"I understand, " I said gently. "I understand. " * * * * * The steady drone of a baritone voice as I alighted from my car andapproached the first tee told me that George had not forgotten thetryst. He was sitting on the stone seat under the chestnut-tree, speaking a few well-chosen words on the Labour Movement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Nevertheless, there is no harm in trying. I have an idea that thismalady of his is not permanent and incurable. The very violence withwhich the germ of loquacity has attacked him gives me hope. You mustremember that before this seizure he was rather a noticeably silentman. Sometimes I think that it is just Nature's way of restoring theaverage, and that soon the fever may burn itself out. Or it may be thata sudden shock ... At any rate, have courage. " "I will try to be brave. " "Capital! At ...half-past two on the first tee, then. " "You will have to give me a stroke on the third, ninth, twelfth, fifteenth, sixteenth and eighteenth, " she said, with a quaver in hervoice. "My golf has fallen off rather lately. " I patted her hand again.
"I understand, " I said gently. "I understand. " * * * * * The steady drone of a baritone voice as I alighted from my car andapproached the first tee told me that George had not forgotten thetryst. He was sitting on the stone seat under the chestnut-tree, speaking a few well-chosen words on the Labour Movement.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wodehouse Pelham Grenville to read onlineMoreLess
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