A Tale of the Summer Holidays
A Tale of the Summer Holidays
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"I supposeyou will own that you are fairly out this time?" But he did nothing of the sort.
"Pooh!" he said contemptuously; "that was a pure fluke. Any one couldhave caught that; and so it does not count either. I am not going out. " "Oh, I say, " Jim said in a remonstrating tone, "is that the way youplay at your school?" "Of course, it is not, " said Hal. "Don't be a donkey, Jim. How oftenam I to tell you that this is not a regular game, but just a sort ofknock up, you know?" "In which you get ...all the knocking up, " Helen said indignantly.
Hal laughed.
"Now, don't get into a temper, Helen. I don't see what girls want toplay cricket for. It is not a girls' game. All they are good for isjust to field, and that sort of thing. " At that Helen fairly choked with anger, Drusie opened her eyes verywide, and Jim lay down on the grass and laughed quietly to himself. Considering that both his sisters had been toiling on his behalf forthe last half-hour, it certainly was very cool of Hal to make such aspeech.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I supposeyou will own that you are fairly out this time?" But he did nothing of the sort.
"Pooh!" he said contemptuously; "that was a pure fluke. Any one couldhave caught that; and so it does not count either. I am not going out. " "Oh, I say, " Jim said in a remonstrating tone, "is that the way youplay at your school?" "Of course, it is not, " said Hal. "Don't be a donkey, Jim. How oftenam I to tell you that this is not a regular game, but just a sort ofknock up, you know?" "In which you get ...all the knocking up, " Helen said indignantly.
Hal laughed.
"Now, don't get into a temper, Helen. I don't see what girls want toplay cricket for. It is not a girls' game. All they are good for isjust to field, and that sort of thing. " At that Helen fairly choked with anger, Drusie opened her eyes verywide, and Jim lay down on the grass and laughed quietly to himself. Considering that both his sisters had been toiling on his behalf forthe last half-hour, it certainly was very cool of Hal to make such aspeech.
What to read after A Tale of the Summer Holidays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mockler Geraldine to read onlineMoreLess
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