A Portentous History
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I wonder why he is not home yet. " Jim remained with mouth agape and hand spread against the wall. In his surprise all his sensations of illness disappeared. It grad- ually penetrated to him that none other but himself could be the topic of conversation. Yet what was the precise cause of the Reverend Simon's presence in the cottage he could not guess.
"Mr. Macdonald, " joined in another voice, which Jim did not know, a voice which sounded as if its owner was striving to suppress some strong emo...tion, "Mr. Macdonald, that bull was called the ' Pride of Ayrshire ' and cost me a hundred pound. I found him wi' his shoulder sae badly dislocated that I was forced tae shoot him. D'ye ca' it fair that a mon sad lose sic a sum o' money because o' the ploys o' an idle rascal? " "Mon alive, " roared Alexander. "YeVe tauld me sae a score o' times. D'ye think that I enjoy " Before he could finish the sentence the door between the scullery and the kitchen was thrown violently open and the enormous figure of Jim was framed in the doorway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wonder why he is not home yet. " Jim remained with mouth agape and hand spread against the wall. In his surprise all his sensations of illness disappeared. It grad- ually penetrated to him that none other but himself could be the topic of conversation. Yet what was the precise cause of the Reverend Simon's presence in the cottage he could not guess.
"Mr. Macdonald, " joined in another voice, which Jim did not know, a voice which sounded as if its owner was striving to suppress some strong emo...tion, "Mr. Macdonald, that bull was called the ' Pride of Ayrshire ' and cost me a hundred pound. I found him wi' his shoulder sae badly dislocated that I was forced tae shoot him. D'ye ca' it fair that a mon sad lose sic a sum o' money because o' the ploys o' an idle rascal? " "Mon alive, " roared Alexander. "YeVe tauld me sae a score o' times. D'ye think that I enjoy " Before he could finish the sentence the door between the scullery and the kitchen was thrown violently open and the enormous figure of Jim was framed in the doorway.
What to read after A Portentous History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tennyson Alfred Browning Stanley to read onlineMoreLess
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