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And anybody . . .
Even Miss Herbert ..." His face grew dark with scorn and anger. He remembered the incident well. That was - let's see - three years ago. When he started second grade, he guessed.
Miss Herbert was a prim, good - looking young woman, sensible as a New England tov^ni had brought her up to be. She was teaching in a private school, getting practice and experience for the family she hoped one day to have.
"Children are an amazing source of knowledge. Such imag- ination, realism and ...inner sigjht can't be found anvsvhere else.
There.s not one of them that can't teach you something; a technique, an approach, or" - somewhat ruefully - "a lesson." Charles P. HI, it semed, had fallen into the latter category. Or maybe you couldn't really class him at all, she often thought, and shuddered.
He was always frov^Tiing, ob- vious displeasure in his eyes. He would stare at you balefuUy, grimace fiercely until you looked away. He never walked into a room; he shuffled. He sprawled gracelessly in his seat, comment- ing when he though it neces- sary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And anybody . . .
Even Miss Herbert ..." His face grew dark with scorn and anger. He remembered the incident well. That was - let's see - three years ago. When he started second grade, he guessed.
Miss Herbert was a prim, good - looking young woman, sensible as a New England tov^ni had brought her up to be. She was teaching in a private school, getting practice and experience for the family she hoped one day to have.
"Children are an amazing source of knowledge. Such imag- ination, realism and ...inner sigjht can't be found anvsvhere else.
There.s not one of them that can't teach you something; a technique, an approach, or" - somewhat ruefully - "a lesson." Charles P. HI, it semed, had fallen into the latter category. Or maybe you couldn't really class him at all, she often thought, and shuddered.
He was always frov^Tiing, ob- vious displeasure in his eyes. He would stare at you balefuUy, grimace fiercely until you looked away. He never walked into a room; he shuffled. He sprawled gracelessly in his seat, comment- ing when he though it neces- sary.
What to read after Loria. 34?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by St. Joseph's College, New York to read onlineMoreLess
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