Jeremy
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Hamlet was gone and in a moment Jeremy himself might be seized...
He felt frantically for the door; he beat upon the glass.
He cried "Mother! Mother! Mother!" He had found the door, but just as he turned the handle he was awareof a new sound, heard distantly, through the rain. Looking back he saw, from behind a rampart of dusty flower-pots, first a head, then a roughtousled body, then a tail that might be recognised amongst all the tailsof Christendom.
Hamlet (who had trained himself to meet wi...th a fine natural show ofbravery every possible violence save only thunder) crept ashamed, dirtyand smiling towards his master. God had only played His trick--Abrahamand Isaac after all.
Then with a fine sense of victory and defiance Jeremy turned back, looked up at the slashing rain, gazed out upon the black country, atlast seized Hamlet and dragging him out by his hind-legs, knelt there inthe dust and suffered himself to be licked until his face was as thougha snail had crossed over it.
The thunder passed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hamlet was gone and in a moment Jeremy himself might be seized...
He felt frantically for the door; he beat upon the glass.
He cried "Mother! Mother! Mother!" He had found the door, but just as he turned the handle he was awareof a new sound, heard distantly, through the rain. Looking back he saw, from behind a rampart of dusty flower-pots, first a head, then a roughtousled body, then a tail that might be recognised amongst all the tailsof Christendom.
Hamlet (who had trained himself to meet wi...th a fine natural show ofbravery every possible violence save only thunder) crept ashamed, dirtyand smiling towards his master. God had only played His trick--Abrahamand Isaac after all.
Then with a fine sense of victory and defiance Jeremy turned back, looked up at the slashing rain, gazed out upon the black country, atlast seized Hamlet and dragging him out by his hind-legs, knelt there inthe dust and suffered himself to be licked until his face was as thougha snail had crossed over it.
The thunder passed.
What to read after Jeremy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walpole Hugh Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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