Helen Cameron: From Grub to Butterfly 2
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He knew nothing of music ; but he had a strong tenor voice, and could sing a comic song or two by rote. Knowing no other, he struck in with a comic song, which set his neighbours tittering, and so thoroughly put out the precentor (there was 150 hele:?^ cameeox.
no organ), that he and the congregation after him stuck in the middle of a verse, while Lieutenant Alexeyev, happily unconscious, was left alone singing his comic song.
" Sing no more," whispered Eachel.
'' Why all stop ?" asked the youn...g officer in surprise, looking about him : ^' getting on beau- tifully." ^^Hush!" When the hymn had been sung, Mr. Birken- shaw gave out his text : '' All souls are mine." "Soul," as we ha^e seen, meant "serf" to him. Being quite unused to preaching, and somewhat slow in understanding English, he was not aware that Mr. Birkenshaw was quoting from the Bible, but fancied that he was giving utterance to a bold proposition of his own : " All serfs are mine." " How ridiculous I" he cried.
"Hush!" But a new train of thought was already beginning to work in his brain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He knew nothing of music ; but he had a strong tenor voice, and could sing a comic song or two by rote. Knowing no other, he struck in with a comic song, which set his neighbours tittering, and so thoroughly put out the precentor (there was 150 hele:?^ cameeox.
no organ), that he and the congregation after him stuck in the middle of a verse, while Lieutenant Alexeyev, happily unconscious, was left alone singing his comic song.
" Sing no more," whispered Eachel.
'' Why all stop ?" asked the youn...g officer in surprise, looking about him : ^' getting on beau- tifully." ^^Hush!" When the hymn had been sung, Mr. Birken- shaw gave out his text : '' All souls are mine." "Soul," as we ha^e seen, meant "serf" to him. Being quite unused to preaching, and somewhat slow in understanding English, he was not aware that Mr. Birkenshaw was quoting from the Bible, but fancied that he was giving utterance to a bold proposition of his own : " All serfs are mine." " How ridiculous I" he cried.
"Hush!" But a new train of thought was already beginning to work in his brain.
What to read after Helen Cameron: From Grub to Butterfly 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cameron, Helen to read onlineMoreLess
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