An Australian Lassie
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John Brown chose another weather-board and wrote-- "Captain Carew has no guinea pigs, " which sent most of the blood awayfrom Cyril's face. The bully was eyeing him angrily, and even went asfar as doubling up one fist.
"You said he was going to give you five shillings a week pocket-money, and let you buy my white mice, " he muttered, and Cyril found himselfface to face with the occasion, and with no clever intervening Betty tothrow the right word into the right place, and so save his skin and h...ishonour.
"So he is, " he said, moving away from Brown as far as he dared--"and soI am the only grandson. " He looked over his shoulder and beheld Brown'sback, whereupon he felt if Brown could not see he could not hear. "_He's_ only the gardener's boy, " he said; "ask"--his mind made a swiftexcursion for an authority--"ask my grandfather, " he said, "any of youwho like, ask my grandfather. " Brown and his chalk advanced to Cyril.
"Who told you I was the gardener's boy?" he asked. Cyril looked from foeto foe, and the wild thought of denying he had said such words enteredhis mind, only to be followed by a swift remembrance of various daringdeeds of the bully's.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John Brown chose another weather-board and wrote-- "Captain Carew has no guinea pigs, " which sent most of the blood awayfrom Cyril's face. The bully was eyeing him angrily, and even went asfar as doubling up one fist.
"You said he was going to give you five shillings a week pocket-money, and let you buy my white mice, " he muttered, and Cyril found himselfface to face with the occasion, and with no clever intervening Betty tothrow the right word into the right place, and so save his skin and h...ishonour.
"So he is, " he said, moving away from Brown as far as he dared--"and soI am the only grandson. " He looked over his shoulder and beheld Brown'sback, whereupon he felt if Brown could not see he could not hear. "_He's_ only the gardener's boy, " he said; "ask"--his mind made a swiftexcursion for an authority--"ask my grandfather, " he said, "any of youwho like, ask my grandfather. " Brown and his chalk advanced to Cyril.
"Who told you I was the gardener's boy?" he asked. Cyril looked from foeto foe, and the wild thought of denying he had said such words enteredhis mind, only to be followed by a swift remembrance of various daringdeeds of the bully's.
What to read after An Australian Lassie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Turner Lilian to read onlineMoreLess
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