Horacio a Tale of Brazil
Horacio a Tale of Brazil
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Some few days after the opening of school four of the leaders were called before the Dean and reprimanded. They all denied the fact, but their denial was not be- lieved. That night a council-of-war was held among the boys. Horacio was studying at his little table and gave no heed to the hum of voices. Presently a young man who was leader and spokesman of the dormitory of the THE STUDENT 125 school, in fact, being a cousin of the President of Brazil Cesario de Souza, touched him ceremoniously on... the shoulder and beckoned him to the group.
Horacia laid down his books with a sigh and, run- ning his fingers through his unkempt hair, approached the little conclave. De Souza struck an attitude, inflat- ing his chest and thrusting the thumb of his left hand into the armhole of his vest, waving the other hand in what was fancied to be a gracefully impressive gesture.
"Colleague!" he began, "the honor of this dormi- tory has been ruthlessly outraged and trodden under foot. It is evident that we have a spy and telltale among us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some few days after the opening of school four of the leaders were called before the Dean and reprimanded. They all denied the fact, but their denial was not be- lieved. That night a council-of-war was held among the boys. Horacio was studying at his little table and gave no heed to the hum of voices. Presently a young man who was leader and spokesman of the dormitory of the THE STUDENT 125 school, in fact, being a cousin of the President of Brazil Cesario de Souza, touched him ceremoniously on... the shoulder and beckoned him to the group.
Horacia laid down his books with a sigh and, run- ning his fingers through his unkempt hair, approached the little conclave. De Souza struck an attitude, inflat- ing his chest and thrusting the thumb of his left hand into the armhole of his vest, waving the other hand in what was fancied to be a gracefully impressive gesture.
"Colleague!" he began, "the honor of this dormi- tory has been ruthlessly outraged and trodden under foot. It is evident that we have a spy and telltale among us.
What to read after Horacio a Tale of Brazil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Willson Fenn to read onlineMoreLess
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