Little Alfred
Little Alfred
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" So, as I have said, when he was half way to church Rupert had to go back for his pocket- handkerchief. The family walk- ed slowly toward the church, thinking that he would overtake them: but he did not; and Mr, LITTLE ALFRED. 65 Penrose waited for him upon the step. As he stood there, how- ever, he saw Rupert riding in a sleigh, through a street which crossed the one on which the church stood, with John Strong, a boy with whom he had formed a great intimacy, very much against the wishes of hi...s uncle and aunt.
The sermon had commenced when Master Rupert walked into church, and took his seat in his uncle's pew, with rather a sheep- ish air. As usual, after he got there he gaped about the church, put his head down as if com- posing himself to sleep ; then jerked it up suddenly, turned round, fidgeted on his seat, and 66 LITTLE ALFRED.
made everybody near him un- comfortable.
When the hymn was sung he turned his back to the minister, and looked up at the choir; a practice, by the by, which shows as much irreverence as bad breeding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" So, as I have said, when he was half way to church Rupert had to go back for his pocket- handkerchief. The family walk- ed slowly toward the church, thinking that he would overtake them: but he did not; and Mr, LITTLE ALFRED. 65 Penrose waited for him upon the step. As he stood there, how- ever, he saw Rupert riding in a sleigh, through a street which crossed the one on which the church stood, with John Strong, a boy with whom he had formed a great intimacy, very much against the wishes of hi...s uncle and aunt.
The sermon had commenced when Master Rupert walked into church, and took his seat in his uncle's pew, with rather a sheep- ish air. As usual, after he got there he gaped about the church, put his head down as if com- posing himself to sleep ; then jerked it up suddenly, turned round, fidgeted on his seat, and 66 LITTLE ALFRED.
made everybody near him un- comfortable.
When the hymn was sung he turned his back to the minister, and looked up at the choir; a practice, by the by, which shows as much irreverence as bad breeding.
What to read after Little Alfred?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel P Daniel Parish Kidder to read onlineMoreLess
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