The Unknown
The Unknown
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" "Don't say things you'll be sorry for, " I ses.
"I'll take care o' that, " she ses. "I might be sorry for not sayingsome things, but I don't think I shall. " I don't think she was. I don't think she forgot anything, and she rakedup things that I 'ad contradicted years ago and wot I thought was allforgot. And every now and then, when she stopped for breath, she'd tryand get round to the same side of the table I was.
She follered me to the street door when I went and called things up theroad ar...ter me. I 'ad a snack at a coffee-shop for my dinner, but I'adn't got much appetite for it; I was too full of trouble and findingfault with myself, and I went off to my work with a 'art as heavy aslead.
I suppose I 'adn't been on the wharf ten minutes afore Cap'n Smitherscame sidling up to me, but I got my spoke in fust.
"Look 'ere, " I ses, "if you're going to talk about that forward hussywot's been writing to you, I ain't. I'm sick and tired of 'er. " "Forward hussy!" he ses. "Forward hussy!" And afore I could drop mybroom he gave me a punch in the jaw that pretty near broke it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Don't say things you'll be sorry for, " I ses.
"I'll take care o' that, " she ses. "I might be sorry for not sayingsome things, but I don't think I shall. " I don't think she was. I don't think she forgot anything, and she rakedup things that I 'ad contradicted years ago and wot I thought was allforgot. And every now and then, when she stopped for breath, she'd tryand get round to the same side of the table I was.
She follered me to the street door when I went and called things up theroad ar...ter me. I 'ad a snack at a coffee-shop for my dinner, but I'adn't got much appetite for it; I was too full of trouble and findingfault with myself, and I went off to my work with a 'art as heavy aslead.
I suppose I 'adn't been on the wharf ten minutes afore Cap'n Smitherscame sidling up to me, but I got my spoke in fust.
"Look 'ere, " I ses, "if you're going to talk about that forward hussywot's been writing to you, I ain't. I'm sick and tired of 'er. " "Forward hussy!" he ses. "Forward hussy!" And afore I could drop mybroom he gave me a punch in the jaw that pretty near broke it.
What to read after The Unknown?
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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