The Fall of the Curtain
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Then old Gregory arrived, and gave the odd little earl a characteristic welcome.
"We're plain folk, my lord, " he said, "but if you can eat honest English meat and drink a bottle of 138 THE FALL OF THE CURTAIN moderate port, we'll do our best for you. You're a friend of Hannah, and, therefore, you're welcome in Poyntz. " "Very kind of you, " answered the earl, draw- ing forth his gold toothpick from his waistcoat pocket. "And I'll tell you straight away I like your house, and I shan't mind comi...n' again. Would you like to know why? I'll tell you. There's so damned few servants about. " He chuckled, and old Gregory laughed ; Hannah looked doubtfully at Mrs. Brough. The old lady was smoothing out the folds of her skirt with lowered eyes.
"My dear, " she said to Hannah aftenvards, "what a very odd little man Lord Mane is. I really never met such a quaint and unpleasant creature. Why do you think he likes a house with few servants? The housemaid has just told me. When he went up to his room he rang the bell, and she answered it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then old Gregory arrived, and gave the odd little earl a characteristic welcome.
"We're plain folk, my lord, " he said, "but if you can eat honest English meat and drink a bottle of 138 THE FALL OF THE CURTAIN moderate port, we'll do our best for you. You're a friend of Hannah, and, therefore, you're welcome in Poyntz. " "Very kind of you, " answered the earl, draw- ing forth his gold toothpick from his waistcoat pocket. "And I'll tell you straight away I like your house, and I shan't mind comi...n' again. Would you like to know why? I'll tell you. There's so damned few servants about. " He chuckled, and old Gregory laughed ; Hannah looked doubtfully at Mrs. Brough. The old lady was smoothing out the folds of her skirt with lowered eyes.
"My dear, " she said to Hannah aftenvards, "what a very odd little man Lord Mane is. I really never met such a quaint and unpleasant creature. Why do you think he likes a house with few servants? The housemaid has just told me. When he went up to his room he rang the bell, and she answered it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Begbie Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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