Tiny Luttrell 1
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" How could you know ? " said Christina, smiling. " You must be very clever." " I wish I was. No ; I met your brother running like anything with some wooden things under his arm. He wouldn't see me, but I saw him. I was going to pull up, but he wouldn't see me." Miss Luttrell explained that her brother had gone back for plates, which they had both very stupidly forgotten; she added that she was sure he could not have recognised Lord Manister.
"Plates!" said this nobleman. "Ah, they're important..., I know." " Well, they're your cartridges ; you can't shoot anything without them." Lord Manister gave a louder laugh than the remark merited ; then he studied his boots among the daisies. Christina smiled as she 128 TINY LUTTEELL.
watched him, until he looked up briskly, and nearly caught her.
'' I say, Miss Luttrell, I should like im- mensely to be on in this scene, if you would let me ! I mean to say I should like to see the thing taken. Perhaps you could do with the trap and my mare on the bridge ; she's some- thing special, I assure you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" How could you know ? " said Christina, smiling. " You must be very clever." " I wish I was. No ; I met your brother running like anything with some wooden things under his arm. He wouldn't see me, but I saw him. I was going to pull up, but he wouldn't see me." Miss Luttrell explained that her brother had gone back for plates, which they had both very stupidly forgotten; she added that she was sure he could not have recognised Lord Manister.
"Plates!" said this nobleman. "Ah, they're important..., I know." " Well, they're your cartridges ; you can't shoot anything without them." Lord Manister gave a louder laugh than the remark merited ; then he studied his boots among the daisies. Christina smiled as she 128 TINY LUTTEELL.
watched him, until he looked up briskly, and nearly caught her.
'' I say, Miss Luttrell, I should like im- mensely to be on in this scene, if you would let me ! I mean to say I should like to see the thing taken. Perhaps you could do with the trap and my mare on the bridge ; she's some- thing special, I assure you.
What to read after Tiny Luttrell 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hornung, E. W. (Ernest William), 1866-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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