Julian Home
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" While poor De Vayne languished on the bed of sickness, his sufferingswere almost the only shadow which chequered the brightness of thoseweeks at Ildown. In the morning, Julian and Kennedy worked steadily;the afternoon and evening they devoted to amusement and social life. The Kennedys soon became great favourites among the Ildown people, andwent out to many cheery Christmas parties; but they enjoyed more thequiet evenings at home when they all sat and talked after dinner roundthe dining-room ...fire, and while the two boys played at chess, and Violetand Eva worked or sketched, Julian and Kennedy would read aloud to themin turns. How often those evenings recurred to all their memories infuture days.
Soon after the Kennedys had come, Julian received from Camford theChristmas college-list. He had again won a first class, but Kennedy'sname, much to his vexation, appeared only in the third.
"How is it that Edward is only in the third class?" asked Violet ofJulian--for, of course, she had seen the list.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" While poor De Vayne languished on the bed of sickness, his sufferingswere almost the only shadow which chequered the brightness of thoseweeks at Ildown. In the morning, Julian and Kennedy worked steadily;the afternoon and evening they devoted to amusement and social life. The Kennedys soon became great favourites among the Ildown people, andwent out to many cheery Christmas parties; but they enjoyed more thequiet evenings at home when they all sat and talked after dinner roundthe dining-room ...fire, and while the two boys played at chess, and Violetand Eva worked or sketched, Julian and Kennedy would read aloud to themin turns. How often those evenings recurred to all their memories infuture days.
Soon after the Kennedys had come, Julian received from Camford theChristmas college-list. He had again won a first class, but Kennedy'sname, much to his vexation, appeared only in the third.
"How is it that Edward is only in the third class?" asked Violet ofJulian--for, of course, she had seen the list.
What to read after Julian Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farrar Frederic William to read onlineMoreLess
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