A Terrible Temptation : a Story of the Day 3
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Oh !
who would be a father ! There pack up your things ; you will go to school next morning at eight o'clock." Mr. Eeginald packed accordingly; but that did not occupy long ; so he sallied forth, and, taking for granted that it was Eichard Bassett who had been so mean as to tell, he purchased some paint and brushes, and a rope ; and languished until midnight.
But, when that magic hour came, he was brisk as a bee ; let himself down from his verandah, and stole to Eichard Bassett's front door, an...d inscribed thereon, in large and glaring letters — " Jerry Sneak, Esq., Tell-tale TitT A TERRIBLE TEMPTATIOX. 163 He then returned home, much cahned and comforted, climbed up his rope, and into his room, and there slept sweetly, as one who had discharged his duty to his neigh- bour and society in general.
In the morning, however, he was very active, hurried the grooms, and was ofi" before the appointed time.
Sir Charles came dow^n to breakfast, and lo ! young Hopeful gone, without the awkward ceremony of leave-taking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh !
who would be a father ! There pack up your things ; you will go to school next morning at eight o'clock." Mr. Eeginald packed accordingly; but that did not occupy long ; so he sallied forth, and, taking for granted that it was Eichard Bassett who had been so mean as to tell, he purchased some paint and brushes, and a rope ; and languished until midnight.
But, when that magic hour came, he was brisk as a bee ; let himself down from his verandah, and stole to Eichard Bassett's front door, an...d inscribed thereon, in large and glaring letters — " Jerry Sneak, Esq., Tell-tale TitT A TERRIBLE TEMPTATIOX. 163 He then returned home, much cahned and comforted, climbed up his rope, and into his room, and there slept sweetly, as one who had discharged his duty to his neigh- bour and society in general.
In the morning, however, he was very active, hurried the grooms, and was ofi" before the appointed time.
Sir Charles came dow^n to breakfast, and lo ! young Hopeful gone, without the awkward ceremony of leave-taking.
What to read after A Terrible Temptation : a Story of the Day 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reade Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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