The Man Who Drove the Car
The Man Who Drove the Car
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Will I getthe modey or won't I? Well, we'll see, my boy--so start her up, and bequick about it. " I said "Yes, sir, " and went round to the front of the car. My cry ofastonishment when I saw the burst tyre would have done credit to Mr. Henry Irving himself. Perhaps I said some things I shouldn't havesaid--Moss did, anyway, and he raved so loud that the ostler had totell him his wife and children were upstairs.
"Another tyre gone--what do I pay you wages for? Adser me that! Whothe ---- is going ...to pay the bill? Don't you see I must get to Sadwichto-night? A pretty sort of a dam fool you must be. Now you get thatcar going in twedy minutes, or I'll leave you in the street--so help meheaven I will----" And so on and so on, until I could have dropped forlaughing where I stood.
It was touching to hear him, upon my word it was; but I held my tonguefor Miss Dolly's sake, and went to work quietly to take off the coverand examine the tube for the cut I didn't mean to find. When I toldhim presently that this was the last tube we had, and he'd better giveme two pound eight to go and buy a new one, I thought his languagewould blow the ships out of the harbour; but he never gave me themoney, and then I knew that he meant to stay at Dover all night, andthat Miss Dolly had until the morning, anyway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will I getthe modey or won't I? Well, we'll see, my boy--so start her up, and bequick about it. " I said "Yes, sir, " and went round to the front of the car. My cry ofastonishment when I saw the burst tyre would have done credit to Mr. Henry Irving himself. Perhaps I said some things I shouldn't havesaid--Moss did, anyway, and he raved so loud that the ostler had totell him his wife and children were upstairs.
"Another tyre gone--what do I pay you wages for? Adser me that! Whothe ---- is going ...to pay the bill? Don't you see I must get to Sadwichto-night? A pretty sort of a dam fool you must be. Now you get thatcar going in twedy minutes, or I'll leave you in the street--so help meheaven I will----" And so on and so on, until I could have dropped forlaughing where I stood.
It was touching to hear him, upon my word it was; but I held my tonguefor Miss Dolly's sake, and went to work quietly to take off the coverand examine the tube for the cut I didn't mean to find. When I toldhim presently that this was the last tube we had, and he'd better giveme two pound eight to go and buy a new one, I thought his languagewould blow the ships out of the harbour; but he never gave me themoney, and then I knew that he meant to stay at Dover all night, andthat Miss Dolly had until the morning, anyway.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pemberton, Max, Sir, 1863-1950 to read onlineMoreLess
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