Follow My Leader
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"Thanks, awfully, " said they; "perhaps there won't be room. " "Rather!" said the hospitable enemy, "you two won't crowd us out. " "We'll sit close, you know, " said Dick.
"Better not sit too close to begin with, " said the Grandcourt boy, laughing, "or it'll be real jam before supper's over. Cut on and joinyour fellows, and squeeze into the first seat you can find. " The first seat our heroes found was one between Ponty and the Grandcourthead master, which, on consideration, they decided not t...o beappropriate. They therefore made hard for the other end of the room, and wedged themselves in among a lot of jolly Grandcourt juniors, whohailed them with vociferous cheers, and commenced to load them with aliberal share of all the good things the hospitable table groaned under.
Happy for Dick and Heathcote had they taken advice and begun the orgy athalf distance! But they survived the "jam;" and what with chicken pie, and beef and ham, and gooseberry pie and shandy-gaff, to say nothing ofjokes and laughter, and vows of eternal friendship with every Grandcourtfellow within hail, they never (to quote the experience of the littlefoxes in the nursery rhyme) "they never eat a better meal in all theirlife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Thanks, awfully, " said they; "perhaps there won't be room. " "Rather!" said the hospitable enemy, "you two won't crowd us out. " "We'll sit close, you know, " said Dick.
"Better not sit too close to begin with, " said the Grandcourt boy, laughing, "or it'll be real jam before supper's over. Cut on and joinyour fellows, and squeeze into the first seat you can find. " The first seat our heroes found was one between Ponty and the Grandcourthead master, which, on consideration, they decided not t...o beappropriate. They therefore made hard for the other end of the room, and wedged themselves in among a lot of jolly Grandcourt juniors, whohailed them with vociferous cheers, and commenced to load them with aliberal share of all the good things the hospitable table groaned under.
Happy for Dick and Heathcote had they taken advice and begun the orgy athalf distance! But they survived the "jam;" and what with chicken pie, and beef and ham, and gooseberry pie and shandy-gaff, to say nothing ofjokes and laughter, and vows of eternal friendship with every Grandcourtfellow within hail, they never (to quote the experience of the littlefoxes in the nursery rhyme) "they never eat a better meal in all theirlife.
What to read after Follow My Leader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reed Talbot Baines to read onlineMoreLess
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