Just William
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You’ve been playing that dreadful game again!’ said Mrs Brown despairingly.
William, his suit covered with dust, his tie under one ear, his face begrimed and his knees cut, looked at her in righteous indignation.
‘I haven’t. I haven’t done anything what you said I’d not to. It was “Lions an’ Tamers” what you said I’d not to play. Well, I’ve not played “Lions an’ Tamers”, not since you said I’d not to. I wouldn’t do it – not if thousands of people asked me to, not when you said I’d not to....
I—’ Mrs Brown interrupted him.
‘Well, what have you been playing at?’ she said wearily.
‘It was “Tigers an’ Tamers”,’ said William. ‘It’s a different game altogether. In “Lions an’ Tamers” half of you is lions an’ the other half tamers, an’ the tamers try to tame the lions an’ the lions try not to be tamed. That’s “Lions an’ Tamers”.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You’ve been playing that dreadful game again!’ said Mrs Brown despairingly.
William, his suit covered with dust, his tie under one ear, his face begrimed and his knees cut, looked at her in righteous indignation.
‘I haven’t. I haven’t done anything what you said I’d not to. It was “Lions an’ Tamers” what you said I’d not to play. Well, I’ve not played “Lions an’ Tamers”, not since you said I’d not to. I wouldn’t do it – not if thousands of people asked me to, not when you said I’d not to....
I—’ Mrs Brown interrupted him.
‘Well, what have you been playing at?’ she said wearily.
‘It was “Tigers an’ Tamers”,’ said William. ‘It’s a different game altogether. In “Lions an’ Tamers” half of you is lions an’ the other half tamers, an’ the tamers try to tame the lions an’ the lions try not to be tamed. That’s “Lions an’ Tamers”.
What to read after Just William?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crompton Richmal to read onlineMoreLess
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