From a Pedagogues Sketch book
From a Pedagogues Sketch book
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But, see now, I'm going to let you join a club of mine too, but not a golf club. This is your second term in Middle Sixth, and so you're eligible for election. " " What's the club ? " asked the boy eagerly.
" Don't get too anxious. We meet once a fortnight, on Saturdays, and read sometimes a play, sometimes poetry, sometimes a bit of prose, and then sometimes we sit and discuss what we've read. There is tea going. Will you come ? I have an idea you might enjoy it. There are seven of us. " (The ...names here followed. ) " I should like to come, " said Jimmy, and he looked pleased. Of course he was pleased and flattered. He didn't stop to think how much he should enjoy the poetry and plays. It occurred to him that it would be very pleasant to sit about in an easy chair in Heppy's room eating Heppy's tea and cake — he would like it even if there were no tea and cake. He liked Heppy, and he liked Heppy's room. He could not have told you why he liked Heppy's room. It did not in any way remind him of his own home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, see now, I'm going to let you join a club of mine too, but not a golf club. This is your second term in Middle Sixth, and so you're eligible for election. " " What's the club ? " asked the boy eagerly.
" Don't get too anxious. We meet once a fortnight, on Saturdays, and read sometimes a play, sometimes poetry, sometimes a bit of prose, and then sometimes we sit and discuss what we've read. There is tea going. Will you come ? I have an idea you might enjoy it. There are seven of us. " (The ...names here followed. ) " I should like to come, " said Jimmy, and he looked pleased. Of course he was pleased and flattered. He didn't stop to think how much he should enjoy the poetry and plays. It occurred to him that it would be very pleasant to sit about in an easy chair in Heppy's room eating Heppy's tea and cake — he would like it even if there were no tea and cake. He liked Heppy, and he liked Heppy's room. He could not have told you why he liked Heppy's room. It did not in any way remind him of his own home.
What to read after From a Pedagogues Sketch book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Robinson Gladstone Duckworth to read onlineMoreLess
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