Little England
Little England
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Once or twice he lay awake from bed-time till dawn, adding up figures, working out ways and means, and making plans for settling any opposition, drunk or sober, from Mus' Beatup. His responsibility was enormous, but he was at bottom too simple-minded to feel the full weight of it, and his enthusiasm flamed as clear as ever. By crabbed and common means even the smudgy columns of a provincial newspaper the vision had come to a country boy's heart, and found there a divine, undeveloped quality of ...imagination, and an undisciplined power of enterprise. These two, which had hitherto united to keep him from his work, were now forged together in the heat of the new idea. But for the first he would never have heard the call, and the second alone made it possible that he should obey it.
Harry could not help laughing at the faces of Juglery and Elphick when he told them he meant to plough the Sunk Field.
" Break up grass, Mus' Harry ! "
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once or twice he lay awake from bed-time till dawn, adding up figures, working out ways and means, and making plans for settling any opposition, drunk or sober, from Mus' Beatup. His responsibility was enormous, but he was at bottom too simple-minded to feel the full weight of it, and his enthusiasm flamed as clear as ever. By crabbed and common means even the smudgy columns of a provincial newspaper the vision had come to a country boy's heart, and found there a divine, undeveloped quality of ...imagination, and an undisciplined power of enterprise. These two, which had hitherto united to keep him from his work, were now forged together in the heat of the new idea. But for the first he would never have heard the call, and the second alone made it possible that he should obey it.
Harry could not help laughing at the faces of Juglery and Elphick when he told them he meant to plough the Sunk Field.
" Break up grass, Mus' Harry ! "
What to read after Little England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheila Kaye Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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