Not All the King's Horses;
Not All the King's Horses;
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I can't believe it." "You'll have to," said EUerton.
The two men were silent for five minutes which seemed to Junior a century; his quick eyes moved from one to the other of their faces in puzzled ques- tioning; for once he had heard a bare stated fact and failed utterly to imderstand its implications. Not in vain had he been trained in an atmosphere aloof from politics and allied to distant ideals. What did i6o NOT ALL THE KING'S HORSES it matter, he wondered, who was president? Why didn't Rox... and his father tend to business and talk Pico mine? He awaited impatiently an explanation that did not come. EUerton struck a match, lit his cigarette, and said he was going to bed but walked.
oflF into the garden; Digby took out his pipe and filled it slowly, his eyes staring at the tiles between Junior's feet "What's the row. Dad?" asked the boy.
*'Go to bed," said Digby quietly and without breaking his absorbed gaze.
Junior obeyed ; he was not angry at the unquali- fied dismissal because long experience had bred in him a spontaneous conviction of justice in every one of his father's decisions, but he was intensely anxious as to the grounds for this particular ver- dict He had one g^ain of satisfaction ; the two mea did not resume their talk after his departure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I can't believe it." "You'll have to," said EUerton.
The two men were silent for five minutes which seemed to Junior a century; his quick eyes moved from one to the other of their faces in puzzled ques- tioning; for once he had heard a bare stated fact and failed utterly to imderstand its implications. Not in vain had he been trained in an atmosphere aloof from politics and allied to distant ideals. What did i6o NOT ALL THE KING'S HORSES it matter, he wondered, who was president? Why didn't Rox... and his father tend to business and talk Pico mine? He awaited impatiently an explanation that did not come. EUerton struck a match, lit his cigarette, and said he was going to bed but walked.
oflF into the garden; Digby took out his pipe and filled it slowly, his eyes staring at the tiles between Junior's feet "What's the row. Dad?" asked the boy.
*'Go to bed," said Digby quietly and without breaking his absorbed gaze.
Junior obeyed ; he was not angry at the unquali- fied dismissal because long experience had bred in him a spontaneous conviction of justice in every one of his father's decisions, but he was intensely anxious as to the grounds for this particular ver- dict He had one g^ain of satisfaction ; the two mea did not resume their talk after his departure.
What to read after Not All the King's Horses;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chamberlain George Agnew to read onlineMoreLess
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