Little Hours in Great Days
Little Hours in Great Days
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He was distinctly what Edward Lear would have dubbed " a Quangle. " He assumed certain rights in view of his long resi- dence at the hospital, marshalHng and rebuking, and sometimes bullying the other men, which they accepted with the utmost good humour ; the only retaliation being an occasional hiding of his sUppers and substitution of a ragged pair ; which mild practical joke never failed to put him into rages which convulsed the ward.
In looks as in character he was not unhke one of these lo...ng-faced, short-legged Aberdeen terriers ; serious, conscientious dogs that take umbrage at a look, will not endure a cross word, and nurse their hurt feehngs under beds and sofas, to the distraction of their adoring owners ; Httle dogs that do not easily see a joke. Not demonstrative, McRannock's praise scarcely ever went beyond the moderate allowance that So-and-so was " a nice porson " ; scarcely more enthusiastic than the '' no that bad " of his neighbours across the border ! But it meant a good deal from " Mac.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was distinctly what Edward Lear would have dubbed " a Quangle. " He assumed certain rights in view of his long resi- dence at the hospital, marshalHng and rebuking, and sometimes bullying the other men, which they accepted with the utmost good humour ; the only retaliation being an occasional hiding of his sUppers and substitution of a ragged pair ; which mild practical joke never failed to put him into rages which convulsed the ward.
In looks as in character he was not unhke one of these lo...ng-faced, short-legged Aberdeen terriers ; serious, conscientious dogs that take umbrage at a look, will not endure a cross word, and nurse their hurt feehngs under beds and sofas, to the distraction of their adoring owners ; Httle dogs that do not easily see a joke. Not demonstrative, McRannock's praise scarcely ever went beyond the moderate allowance that So-and-so was " a nice porson " ; scarcely more enthusiastic than the '' no that bad " of his neighbours across the border ! But it meant a good deal from " Mac.
What to read after Little Hours in Great Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes Sweetman Mrs Castle to read onlineMoreLess
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