Children of the Dear Cotswolds
Children of the Dear Cotswolds
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" Billy flushed as he spoke; he was fully aware that his small love for books was something of a reproach. People expect so much from the child of clever parents. He did not know that his strongly developed sporting instincts were the pride of his bookish father's heart; nor how cheerfully that father had foregone many a rare edition, that Billy might ride to hounds. "A modest lad, a good lad; let him play about in the sunshine the 143 Children of the Cotswolds rest will come. " So Billy's fath...er, who would relate with glee how successfully Billy had vetoed one topic of conversation. On an evening, not so very long ago, Billy had put his head round the drawing-room door, de- manding, "Is dad going to talk about 'The Dark Lady of the Sonnets?' 'cause, if he is, I'm not coming in. I've had enough of hearing about her. " So dad vowed he would talk of her no more, and discussed the habits of "Pug" with a learning that astonished and charmed Billy beyond telling.
The much-vexed question of Mary Fitton's identity with the "Dark Lady of the Son- nets" had raged with violence in Billy's house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Billy flushed as he spoke; he was fully aware that his small love for books was something of a reproach. People expect so much from the child of clever parents. He did not know that his strongly developed sporting instincts were the pride of his bookish father's heart; nor how cheerfully that father had foregone many a rare edition, that Billy might ride to hounds. "A modest lad, a good lad; let him play about in the sunshine the 143 Children of the Cotswolds rest will come. " So Billy's fath...er, who would relate with glee how successfully Billy had vetoed one topic of conversation. On an evening, not so very long ago, Billy had put his head round the drawing-room door, de- manding, "Is dad going to talk about 'The Dark Lady of the Sonnets?' 'cause, if he is, I'm not coming in. I've had enough of hearing about her. " So dad vowed he would talk of her no more, and discussed the habits of "Pug" with a learning that astonished and charmed Billy beyond telling.
The much-vexed question of Mary Fitton's identity with the "Dark Lady of the Son- nets" had raged with violence in Billy's house.
What to read after Children of the Dear Cotswolds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L Allen Lizzie Allen Harker to read onlineMoreLess
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