A Widows Tale And Other Stories
A Widows Tale And Other Stories
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" said John, setting his elbows square on the table.
"I never knew Jack to be a sap before, " said the Eton man. "Come on, and leave him to his fate. " Then one detachment went rushing down the staircase, filling the air with the tumult of their steps and voices. But the fencers and their audience still kept the ground.
"What a deuced waste of time ! " said Brunton, turning over the sheets. "By George, Jack, you'll spoil the college! Look here, Gaison, and blush'if you can for your confounded s...wagger of a place. See what we can do here— and the first week of term, too ! " "Rushy, my boy, you're too good to live!" said the other man.
" I'll tell you what 1 " said John, in his impatience — but he checked himself, for the fencers had put up their foils and were preparing to move.
"Come along, " they said; "let's look up the Bruiser and see how he likes to meet old Chortles full face in the High. Let's go and have a game of billiards. Let's have a stroll somewhere. Let's do something.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" said John, setting his elbows square on the table.
"I never knew Jack to be a sap before, " said the Eton man. "Come on, and leave him to his fate. " Then one detachment went rushing down the staircase, filling the air with the tumult of their steps and voices. But the fencers and their audience still kept the ground.
"What a deuced waste of time ! " said Brunton, turning over the sheets. "By George, Jack, you'll spoil the college! Look here, Gaison, and blush'if you can for your confounded s...wagger of a place. See what we can do here— and the first week of term, too ! " "Rushy, my boy, you're too good to live!" said the other man.
" I'll tell you what 1 " said John, in his impatience — but he checked himself, for the fencers had put up their foils and were preparing to move.
"Come along, " they said; "let's look up the Bruiser and see how he likes to meet old Chortles full face in the High. Let's go and have a game of billiards. Let's have a stroll somewhere. Let's do something.
What to read after A Widows Tale And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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