Austin And His Friends 8 9
Austin And His Friends 8 9
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Then he consulted alittle time-table, and made a rapid calculation. It would take himjust half-an-hour to reach the station from where he was, andtherefore it was high time to start.
Off he set, and arrived there, as it seemed, at a moment of greatexcitement. The station-master was on the platform, in the act ofposting up a telegram, around which a number of people--travellers, porters, and errand-boys--were crowding eagerly. Austin joined thegroup, and read the message carefully and deliberate...ly twice through. He asked no questions, but listened to the remarks he heard aroundhim. Then he passed rapidly through the booking-office, and struck outon his way home.
Meantime Aunt Charlotte had passed the hours fuming. To her, Austin'sextraordinary behaviour was absolutely unaccountable, except on thehypothesis that he was not responsible for his actions. Her rage wasbeyond control. That the boy should have had the unheard-of audacityto lock her up in her own bedroom in order to gratify some mad whim, and so have upset her plans for the entire day, was an outrageimpossible to forgive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he consulted alittle time-table, and made a rapid calculation. It would take himjust half-an-hour to reach the station from where he was, andtherefore it was high time to start.
Off he set, and arrived there, as it seemed, at a moment of greatexcitement. The station-master was on the platform, in the act ofposting up a telegram, around which a number of people--travellers, porters, and errand-boys--were crowding eagerly. Austin joined thegroup, and read the message carefully and deliberate...ly twice through. He asked no questions, but listened to the remarks he heard aroundhim. Then he passed rapidly through the booking-office, and struck outon his way home.
Meantime Aunt Charlotte had passed the hours fuming. To her, Austin'sextraordinary behaviour was absolutely unaccountable, except on thehypothesis that he was not responsible for his actions. Her rage wasbeyond control. That the boy should have had the unheard-of audacityto lock her up in her own bedroom in order to gratify some mad whim, and so have upset her plans for the entire day, was an outrageimpossible to forgive.
What to read after Austin And His Friends 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balfour Frederic H. to read onlineMoreLess
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