The Little Clown
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Jimmy rose from his chair and the cats jumped to the floor, and, going close to the window, he saw his aunt's tall, thin figure on the doorstep.
32 CHAPTER IV AUNT SELINA AT HOME Miss MORTON had been to lunch with a friend, and she naturally expected to find her house exactly the same as she had left it. She was a lady who always liked to find things exactly the same as she left them ; she did not care for fresh faces or fresh places, and she certainly did not care to see two boxes in her hall....
Miss Morton was a little short- sighted, but the moment that she entered the house she noticed something unusual. So she stopped D 33 The Little Clown just within the door before the butler could shut it and put on her double eye-glasses, and then she stared in astonishment at Jimmy's boxes.
' What are those ? ' she asked.
1 Boxes, miss, ' was the answer.
I Please don't be stupid, ' said Miss Morton.
*I beg pardon, ' replied the butler.
I 1 see quite distinctly that they are boxes, ' she said. ' What I wish to know is, whom the boxes belong to.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jimmy rose from his chair and the cats jumped to the floor, and, going close to the window, he saw his aunt's tall, thin figure on the doorstep.
32 CHAPTER IV AUNT SELINA AT HOME Miss MORTON had been to lunch with a friend, and she naturally expected to find her house exactly the same as she had left it. She was a lady who always liked to find things exactly the same as she left them ; she did not care for fresh faces or fresh places, and she certainly did not care to see two boxes in her hall....
Miss Morton was a little short- sighted, but the moment that she entered the house she noticed something unusual. So she stopped D 33 The Little Clown just within the door before the butler could shut it and put on her double eye-glasses, and then she stared in astonishment at Jimmy's boxes.
' What are those ? ' she asked.
1 Boxes, miss, ' was the answer.
I Please don't be stupid, ' said Miss Morton.
*I beg pardon, ' replied the butler.
I 1 see quite distinctly that they are boxes, ' she said. ' What I wish to know is, whom the boxes belong to.
What to read after The Little Clown?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cobb Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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