Jim Davis
Jim Davis
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And all throughmy telling Marah. And I'm a murderer. " I don't know how I could have got to the Rectory gate, had not themilitia captain come from the tavern at that moment. He mounted hishorse, called out a word of command, and the men under him moved offtowards Slapton at a quick trot.
"They have gone to beat the Lay banks, " said some one, and then someone laughed derisively.
I walked across to the Rectory and flung my satchel of books on to thefloor. The Rector's wife came into the hall as ...we entered. "Why, Jim, "she said, "what is the matter? Aren't you well?" "Not very, " I answered.
"My dear, " she cried to her husband, "Jim's not well. He looks asthough he'd seen a ghost, poor boy. " "Why, Jim, " said the Rector, coming out of the sitting-room, "what'sthe matter with you? Had too much jam for breakfast?" "No, " I said. "But I feel faint. I feel sick. Can I go to sit in thegarden for a minute?" "Yes, " he answered. "Certainly. I'll get you a glass of cold water. " I was really too far gone to pay much heed to anything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And all throughmy telling Marah. And I'm a murderer. " I don't know how I could have got to the Rectory gate, had not themilitia captain come from the tavern at that moment. He mounted hishorse, called out a word of command, and the men under him moved offtowards Slapton at a quick trot.
"They have gone to beat the Lay banks, " said some one, and then someone laughed derisively.
I walked across to the Rectory and flung my satchel of books on to thefloor. The Rector's wife came into the hall as ...we entered. "Why, Jim, "she said, "what is the matter? Aren't you well?" "Not very, " I answered.
"My dear, " she cried to her husband, "Jim's not well. He looks asthough he'd seen a ghost, poor boy. " "Why, Jim, " said the Rector, coming out of the sitting-room, "what'sthe matter with you? Had too much jam for breakfast?" "No, " I said. "But I feel faint. I feel sick. Can I go to sit in thegarden for a minute?" "Yes, " he answered. "Certainly. I'll get you a glass of cold water. " I was really too far gone to pay much heed to anything.
What to read after Jim Davis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Masefield John to read onlineMoreLess
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