Louis' School Days
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Wilkinson. "Did no one stay at home?Stay--_Friday_--Digby was at home; I remember he pleaded his cold. " Dr. Wilkinson looked down on the paper he held: there was a strongexpression of suspicion in his countenance. The other gentlemenexchanged looks, and Mr. James remarked, that he considered Frankthe probable culprit.
"I am glad he does not hear you say so, sir, " exclaimed Hamilton. "Iam sure Digby would sooner put his own on the fire! I'd trust Frank'shonor as much as my own; and, I am sure,... sir, " he added, turning toDr. Wilkinson, "_you_ know Frank too well. " To Hamilton's annoyance, Dr. Wilkinson did not reply immediately.
"Frank is too fond of practical jokes, " he said, at last; "I wish Icould give him a lesson he would remember. He will never be cured tillit touches him severely. " "But Frank would not joke on this, sir, " expostulated Hamilton. "If he were not so high it might be so, but I'm sure it is not now. " "Well, there is no time now to consider of this any more, " saidDr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wilkinson. "Did no one stay at home?Stay--_Friday_--Digby was at home; I remember he pleaded his cold. " Dr. Wilkinson looked down on the paper he held: there was a strongexpression of suspicion in his countenance. The other gentlemenexchanged looks, and Mr. James remarked, that he considered Frankthe probable culprit.
"I am glad he does not hear you say so, sir, " exclaimed Hamilton. "Iam sure Digby would sooner put his own on the fire! I'd trust Frank'shonor as much as my own; and, I am sure,... sir, " he added, turning toDr. Wilkinson, "_you_ know Frank too well. " To Hamilton's annoyance, Dr. Wilkinson did not reply immediately.
"Frank is too fond of practical jokes, " he said, at last; "I wish Icould give him a lesson he would remember. He will never be cured tillit touches him severely. " "But Frank would not joke on this, sir, " expostulated Hamilton. "If he were not so high it might be so, but I'm sure it is not now. " "Well, there is no time now to consider of this any more, " saidDr.
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