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'Well, I am sorry you are feeling cross, for I think I should tell you something which you may not be pleased about.'He looked at her with misgiving. 'Let me know the worst!''It was the stammering-man,' said Pen, not very lucidly. 'Of course, I quite see that I should have been more careful.''You mean Beverley Brandon. What has he been doing?''Well, you see, he came here. And just at that very same moment, I chanced to walk into the inn, and—and we met.''When was this?''Oh, not long ago! You wer...e gone out. Only he seemed to know me.''Seemed to know you?''Well, he said surely I must be your nephew,' Pen explained.Sir Richard had been listening to her with a gathering frown. He said now, with a grim note which she had not before heard in his voice: 'Beverley knows very well that the only nephew I have is a child in short petticoats.''Oh, have you got a nephew?' enquired Pen, diverted.'Yes. Never mind that. What did you reply?''Well, I think I was quite clever,' said Pen hopefully. Naturally, I knew who he must be, as soon as he spoke; and I guessed, of course, that he must know I am not your nephew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Well, I am sorry you are feeling cross, for I think I should tell you something which you may not be pleased about.'He looked at her with misgiving. 'Let me know the worst!''It was the stammering-man,' said Pen, not very lucidly. 'Of course, I quite see that I should have been more careful.''You mean Beverley Brandon. What has he been doing?''Well, you see, he came here. And just at that very same moment, I chanced to walk into the inn, and—and we met.''When was this?''Oh, not long ago! You wer...e gone out. Only he seemed to know me.''Seemed to know you?''Well, he said surely I must be your nephew,' Pen explained.Sir Richard had been listening to her with a gathering frown. He said now, with a grim note which she had not before heard in his voice: 'Beverley knows very well that the only nephew I have is a child in short petticoats.''Oh, have you got a nephew?' enquired Pen, diverted.'Yes. Never mind that. What did you reply?''Well, I think I was quite clever,' said Pen hopefully. Naturally, I knew who he must be, as soon as he spoke; and I guessed, of course, that he must know I am not your nephew.
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