Geordie's Tryst
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To Geordie even this discordant medium of education had been denied. Grace had set her heart on having him sent to school during the pastwinter. She saw what a precious boon such an opportunity appeared inGeordie's eyes when she suggested it to him. But Farmer Gowrie had to beconsulted, and finding the herd-boy useful in winter as well as duringthe summer months, he decided that he could not possibly spare Geordie. And as for Granny Baxter, she could not understand what anybody couldwant with m...ore learning who was, able to earn money. So Geordie had oneday lingered behind the other scholars to tell Grace that the idea ofgoing to school even during the winter quarter must be given up. Therewas always a manly reticence about the boy which made one feel thatwords of sympathy would be patronising; but Grace could see what abitter disappointment it was, though he appeared quite unalterable inhis decision that he "belonged to Gowrie, " when Grace tried to arrangethe matter by an interview with the farmer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To Geordie even this discordant medium of education had been denied. Grace had set her heart on having him sent to school during the pastwinter. She saw what a precious boon such an opportunity appeared inGeordie's eyes when she suggested it to him. But Farmer Gowrie had to beconsulted, and finding the herd-boy useful in winter as well as duringthe summer months, he decided that he could not possibly spare Geordie. And as for Granny Baxter, she could not understand what anybody couldwant with m...ore learning who was, able to earn money. So Geordie had oneday lingered behind the other scholars to tell Grace that the idea ofgoing to school even during the winter quarter must be given up. Therewas always a manly reticence about the boy which made one feel thatwords of sympathy would be patronising; but Grace could see what abitter disappointment it was, though he appeared quite unalterable inhis decision that he "belonged to Gowrie, " when Grace tried to arrangethe matter by an interview with the farmer.
What to read after Geordie's Tryst?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rae Mrs. Milne to read onlineMoreLess
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