Frank a Sequel to Frank in Early Lessons volume 2
Frank a Sequel to Frank in Early Lessons volume 2
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Now Granville could not bear contradiction, at least he --could not bear it at home ; he had been forced to bear it at school. But, when Spellman was bj, arid ready to assent to, and support all he said, and to wonder that any body could be of another opinion, his first fault of temper returned. The moment Lewis differed from him, he looked down, proudly displeased that a little boy, or at least a ooy who was not of his age, or of the first forms* should venture to contradict him, to reason, an...d to reason better than he did. This was too pro- voking ; Granville reasoned no longer, but repeated drily, that fagging never would be abolished.
Lewis observed, that if people had thought so about the slave-trade, probably that never would have been abolished.
" We must keep clear of politics, " said Spellman. There was a pause, and then Frank, with some hesita- tion, said, I don't quite understand Mr. Granville. " Granville did not explain.
* You will quite understand when you go to school, " said Shaw, " meantime, take some sauce to your pudding, " 124
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now Granville could not bear contradiction, at least he --could not bear it at home ; he had been forced to bear it at school. But, when Spellman was bj, arid ready to assent to, and support all he said, and to wonder that any body could be of another opinion, his first fault of temper returned. The moment Lewis differed from him, he looked down, proudly displeased that a little boy, or at least a ooy who was not of his age, or of the first forms* should venture to contradict him, to reason, an...d to reason better than he did. This was too pro- voking ; Granville reasoned no longer, but repeated drily, that fagging never would be abolished.
Lewis observed, that if people had thought so about the slave-trade, probably that never would have been abolished.
" We must keep clear of politics, " said Spellman. There was a pause, and then Frank, with some hesita- tion, said, I don't quite understand Mr. Granville. " Granville did not explain.
* You will quite understand when you go to school, " said Shaw, " meantime, take some sauce to your pudding, " 124
What to read after Frank a Sequel to Frank in Early Lessons volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgeworth Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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