The Third String
The Third String
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Ah! you don'tknow wot love is, Sam. " "I used to, " ses Sam, and then he sat down agin and began to tell 'em allthe love-affairs he could remember, until at last Peter Russet got tiredand said it was 'ard to believe, looking at 'im now, wot a perfick terrorhe'd been with gals, and said that the face he'd got now was a judgmenton 'im. Sam shut up arter that, and got into trouble with Peter in themiddle o' the night by waking 'im up to tell 'im something that he 'adjust thought of about his face....
The more Ginger thought o' Sam's idea the more he liked it, and the verynext evening 'e took Peter Russet into the private bar o' the JollyPilots. He ordered port wine, which he thought seemed more 'igh-classthan beer, and then Peter Russet started talking to Miss Tucker and toldher that Ginger was a prize-fighter from Sydney, where he'd beateverybody that stood up to 'im.
The gal seemed to change toward Ginger all in a flash, and 'er beautifulblack eyes looked at 'im so admiring that he felt quite faint.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah! you don'tknow wot love is, Sam. " "I used to, " ses Sam, and then he sat down agin and began to tell 'em allthe love-affairs he could remember, until at last Peter Russet got tiredand said it was 'ard to believe, looking at 'im now, wot a perfick terrorhe'd been with gals, and said that the face he'd got now was a judgmenton 'im. Sam shut up arter that, and got into trouble with Peter in themiddle o' the night by waking 'im up to tell 'im something that he 'adjust thought of about his face....
The more Ginger thought o' Sam's idea the more he liked it, and the verynext evening 'e took Peter Russet into the private bar o' the JollyPilots. He ordered port wine, which he thought seemed more 'igh-classthan beer, and then Peter Russet started talking to Miss Tucker and toldher that Ginger was a prize-fighter from Sydney, where he'd beateverybody that stood up to 'im.
The gal seemed to change toward Ginger all in a flash, and 'er beautifulblack eyes looked at 'im so admiring that he felt quite faint.
What to read after The Third String?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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