Geordies Tryst 8 5
Geordies Tryst 8 5
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There were three other scholars from the borders of the next parish, anda very happy party they all made together. But it must be confessed thatthe warmest place in Grace's heart was reserved for the first scholarwhom she had found that chilly spring day among the pasture lands whichsloped down to the little stream. Judged by an educational standard, Geordie was certainly, with the exception of the little Jean, the mostdeficient of the company, in spite of his having manfully conquered thelast ...pages of the "Third Primer, " and got at last "intil the Bible. "The other boys and girls still attended the parish school on week days, and seemed more or less very fairly in possession of the rudiments ofeducation. Some things, however, which they read and heard in the littlequiet room at Kirklands sank into their hearts as they had never donewhen they read them as the stereotyped portion of the Bible-readinglesson amid the mingled jangle of slates and pencils and pattering feet, with the hum of rough northern tongues, which prevailed in the parishschool-room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were three other scholars from the borders of the next parish, anda very happy party they all made together. But it must be confessed thatthe warmest place in Grace's heart was reserved for the first scholarwhom she had found that chilly spring day among the pasture lands whichsloped down to the little stream. Judged by an educational standard, Geordie was certainly, with the exception of the little Jean, the mostdeficient of the company, in spite of his having manfully conquered thelast ...pages of the "Third Primer, " and got at last "intil the Bible. "The other boys and girls still attended the parish school on week days, and seemed more or less very fairly in possession of the rudiments ofeducation. Some things, however, which they read and heard in the littlequiet room at Kirklands sank into their hearts as they had never donewhen they read them as the stereotyped portion of the Bible-readinglesson amid the mingled jangle of slates and pencils and pattering feet, with the hum of rough northern tongues, which prevailed in the parishschool-room.
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