Brownsmith's Boy
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"Jump up. " He seemed to say this to Shock, who stared at him, wrinkled up his face, and shook his head.
"Yes, jump up, Grant, my lad, " said Old Brownsmith. "Fine evening foryour drive. " "Yes, sir, " I said, "good-bye; and say good-bye to Ike for me, will you, please?" "Yes, to be sure, good-bye; God bless you, lad; and do your best. " And I was so firm and hard just before, thinking no one cared for me, that I was ready to smile as I went away.
That "God bless you!" did it, and that firm pre...ssure of the hand. Hedid like me, then, and was sorry I was going; and though I tried tospeak, not a word would come. I could only pinch my lips together andgive him an agonised look--the look of an orphan boy going off into whatwas to him an unknown world.
I was so blinded by a kind of mist in my eyes that I could notdistinctly see that all the men and women were gathered together closeto the cart, it being near leaving time; but I did see that BrotherSolomon nodded at one of the gate-posts, as he said: "Tlck!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Jump up. " He seemed to say this to Shock, who stared at him, wrinkled up his face, and shook his head.
"Yes, jump up, Grant, my lad, " said Old Brownsmith. "Fine evening foryour drive. " "Yes, sir, " I said, "good-bye; and say good-bye to Ike for me, will you, please?" "Yes, to be sure, good-bye; God bless you, lad; and do your best. " And I was so firm and hard just before, thinking no one cared for me, that I was ready to smile as I went away.
That "God bless you!" did it, and that firm pre...ssure of the hand. Hedid like me, then, and was sorry I was going; and though I tried tospeak, not a word would come. I could only pinch my lips together andgive him an agonised look--the look of an orphan boy going off into whatwas to him an unknown world.
I was so blinded by a kind of mist in my eyes that I could notdistinctly see that all the men and women were gathered together closeto the cart, it being near leaving time; but I did see that BrotherSolomon nodded at one of the gate-posts, as he said: "Tlck!
What to read after Brownsmith's Boy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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