Captain Jim
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" "Oh, we'll go over, Wal, " Jim said. "Come and make yourself pretty:you've a splash of mud on your downy cheek. " At the foot of thestairs he turned. "We're off to-morrow, Allenby. " Allenby's face fell.
"To France, sir?" Jim nodded.
"The master and Miss Norah will be very sorry, sir. If I may say so, the 'ole 'ousehold will be sorry. " "Thanks, Allenby. We'll miss you all, " Jim said pleasantly. Hesprang upstairs after Wally.
Mrs. Hunt's sitting-room was already dangerously crowded--there se...emedno room at all for the two tall lads for whom Eva opened the door tenminutes later. A chorus of welcome greeted them, nevertheless.
"This is delightful, " said Mrs. Hunt. "I'm sure I don't know howyou're going to fit in, but you must manage it somehow. If necessarywe'll all stand up and re-pack ourselves, but I warn you it is risky:the walls may not stand it!" "Oh, don't trouble, Mrs. Hunt, " Jim said. "We're quite all right. "Both boys' eyes had sought Norah as they entered: and Norah, meetingthe glance, felt a sudden pang at her heart, and knew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Oh, we'll go over, Wal, " Jim said. "Come and make yourself pretty:you've a splash of mud on your downy cheek. " At the foot of thestairs he turned. "We're off to-morrow, Allenby. " Allenby's face fell.
"To France, sir?" Jim nodded.
"The master and Miss Norah will be very sorry, sir. If I may say so, the 'ole 'ousehold will be sorry. " "Thanks, Allenby. We'll miss you all, " Jim said pleasantly. Hesprang upstairs after Wally.
Mrs. Hunt's sitting-room was already dangerously crowded--there se...emedno room at all for the two tall lads for whom Eva opened the door tenminutes later. A chorus of welcome greeted them, nevertheless.
"This is delightful, " said Mrs. Hunt. "I'm sure I don't know howyou're going to fit in, but you must manage it somehow. If necessarywe'll all stand up and re-pack ourselves, but I warn you it is risky:the walls may not stand it!" "Oh, don't trouble, Mrs. Hunt, " Jim said. "We're quite all right. "Both boys' eyes had sought Norah as they entered: and Norah, meetingthe glance, felt a sudden pang at her heart, and knew.
What to read after Captain Jim?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bruce Mary Grant to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 6 years ago
love it!It took me 8 hour to read lool and yea
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