Two Girls On a Barge
Two Girls On a Barge
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But as a possibly commercial episode, so to speak, our value rose, and they offered us white osier chairs at ridicu- lously little cost. The Cadet bought one wherewith to rest his foot, and afterwards carried it home. He looked barbarically aristocratic and autocratic as he sat with perfect composure on his property in the middle of that gipsy camp. But then, nothing could ever have discomposed Talbot seriously.
Whittling willows was these gipsies' industry. They had a caravan hung with chairs ...and tables and baskets, all made by hand, intertwined and plaited with wonderful ingenuity, without a nail or a tie anywhere. The Cadet's chair might have been built by a nice large tidy crow.
But Mr. Gershom had finished his visit to the io6 TWO GIRLS ON A BARGE sick gipsy who had wanted him, and was saying good-bye — shaking hands with the left always as a token — to all the grubby little ne'er-do-weels who wouldn't speak to us. And so our ways divided — Mr. Gershom's to ' The Shanty, ' ours to carry home our chair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But as a possibly commercial episode, so to speak, our value rose, and they offered us white osier chairs at ridicu- lously little cost. The Cadet bought one wherewith to rest his foot, and afterwards carried it home. He looked barbarically aristocratic and autocratic as he sat with perfect composure on his property in the middle of that gipsy camp. But then, nothing could ever have discomposed Talbot seriously.
Whittling willows was these gipsies' industry. They had a caravan hung with chairs ...and tables and baskets, all made by hand, intertwined and plaited with wonderful ingenuity, without a nail or a tie anywhere. The Cadet's chair might have been built by a nice large tidy crow.
But Mr. Gershom had finished his visit to the io6 TWO GIRLS ON A BARGE sick gipsy who had wanted him, and was saying good-bye — shaking hands with the left always as a token — to all the grubby little ne'er-do-weels who wouldn't speak to us. And so our ways divided — Mr. Gershom's to ' The Shanty, ' ours to carry home our chair.
What to read after Two Girls On a Barge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by V Cecil Cotes to read onlineMoreLess
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