The Other House
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" Mrs. Beever looked 246 THE OTHER HOUSE at him hard, and it led her to reply with severity : " Tony Bream, I don't know what to make of you I " She was apparently on the point of making some- thing rather bad, but she now saw Rose at the bottom of the slope and straightway hailed her. " You took Effie home ? " Rose came quickly up. " Not I ! She isn't here ? " "She's gone," said Mrs. Beever. "Where is she ? " " I'm afraid I don't know. I gave her up." Paul had wheeled round at her first negati...on ; Tony had not moved. Bright and handsome, but a little out of breath, she looked from one of her friends to the other. " You're sure she's not here ? " Her sur- prise was fine.
Mrs. Beever's, however, had greater freedom. "How can she be, when Jean says you took her away ? " Rose Armiger stared ; she threw back her head.
"' Jean says ?' " She looked round her. "Where w'Jean'?" " She's nowhere about — she's not in the house." Mrs. Beever challenged the two men, echoing the question as if it were indeed pertinent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mrs. Beever looked 246 THE OTHER HOUSE at him hard, and it led her to reply with severity : " Tony Bream, I don't know what to make of you I " She was apparently on the point of making some- thing rather bad, but she now saw Rose at the bottom of the slope and straightway hailed her. " You took Effie home ? " Rose came quickly up. " Not I ! She isn't here ? " "She's gone," said Mrs. Beever. "Where is she ? " " I'm afraid I don't know. I gave her up." Paul had wheeled round at her first negati...on ; Tony had not moved. Bright and handsome, but a little out of breath, she looked from one of her friends to the other. " You're sure she's not here ? " Her sur- prise was fine.
Mrs. Beever's, however, had greater freedom. "How can she be, when Jean says you took her away ? " Rose Armiger stared ; she threw back her head.
"' Jean says ?' " She looked round her. "Where w'Jean'?" " She's nowhere about — she's not in the house." Mrs. Beever challenged the two men, echoing the question as if it were indeed pertinent.
What to read after The Other House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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