Harry Heathcote of Gangoil
Harry Heathcote of Gangoil
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But thechances are much against a fire like that spreading. Care is wantedto make it spread. As far as I can learn, the worst fires have notbeen just after midday, when, of course, the heat is greater, but inthe early night, before the dews have come. All the same, I feel thatI know nothing about it--nothing at all. Don't let me sleep long. " In spite of this injunction, Mrs. Heathcote determined that he shouldsleep all day if he would. Even the nights were fearfully hot andsultry, and on this ...Monday morning he had come home much fatigued. Hewould be out again at sunset, and now he should have what rest naturewould allow him. But in this resolve she was opposed by Jacko, whocame in at eleven, and requested to see the master. Jacko had beenover with the German; and, as he explained to Mrs. Heathcote, theytwo had been in and out, sometimes sleeping and sometimes watching. But now he wanted to see the master, and under no persuasion wouldimpart his information to the mistress. The poor wife, anxious as shewas that her husband should sleep, did not dare in these periloustimes to ignore Jacko and his information, and therefore gently wokethe sleeper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But thechances are much against a fire like that spreading. Care is wantedto make it spread. As far as I can learn, the worst fires have notbeen just after midday, when, of course, the heat is greater, but inthe early night, before the dews have come. All the same, I feel thatI know nothing about it--nothing at all. Don't let me sleep long. " In spite of this injunction, Mrs. Heathcote determined that he shouldsleep all day if he would. Even the nights were fearfully hot andsultry, and on this ...Monday morning he had come home much fatigued. Hewould be out again at sunset, and now he should have what rest naturewould allow him. But in this resolve she was opposed by Jacko, whocame in at eleven, and requested to see the master. Jacko had beenover with the German; and, as he explained to Mrs. Heathcote, theytwo had been in and out, sometimes sleeping and sometimes watching. But now he wanted to see the master, and under no persuasion wouldimpart his information to the mistress. The poor wife, anxious as shewas that her husband should sleep, did not dare in these periloustimes to ignore Jacko and his information, and therefore gently wokethe sleeper.
What to read after Harry Heathcote of Gangoil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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