Odd
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Theywere rather subdued for the rest of the day, and not altogether pleasedat the advent of Major St. Clair.
'We shan't get Uncle Harry a bit to ourselves, ' grumbled Douglas, asthe children were playing in the garden whilst the gentlemen were atdinner; 'he'll be going out fishing with that other fellow every day, and he's going to stay the whole week with him. ' 'I like him rather, ' said Molly; 'he is something like Mr. Roper. ' 'He has nice sad eyes, ' put in Betty; 'and he likes Prince. ' B...ut before long Major St. Clair was taken into favour. He was a tall, dark man, with rather a stern look, until he smiled; and then thechildren knew they need not be afraid, for he had more smiles thanfrowns for them during his stay. Douglas, to his great delight, wasallowed to go fishing with them.
'You see, ' he confided to his sisters, 'they couldn't get on very wellwithout me, as I'm learning to put their bait on for them, and I helpto unpack their luncheon-basket, and very often I lie down on the bankand tell them stories; they like that very much.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theywere rather subdued for the rest of the day, and not altogether pleasedat the advent of Major St. Clair.
'We shan't get Uncle Harry a bit to ourselves, ' grumbled Douglas, asthe children were playing in the garden whilst the gentlemen were atdinner; 'he'll be going out fishing with that other fellow every day, and he's going to stay the whole week with him. ' 'I like him rather, ' said Molly; 'he is something like Mr. Roper. ' 'He has nice sad eyes, ' put in Betty; 'and he likes Prince. ' B...ut before long Major St. Clair was taken into favour. He was a tall, dark man, with rather a stern look, until he smiled; and then thechildren knew they need not be afraid, for he had more smiles thanfrowns for them during his stay. Douglas, to his great delight, wasallowed to go fishing with them.
'You see, ' he confided to his sisters, 'they couldn't get on very wellwithout me, as I'm learning to put their bait on for them, and I helpto unpack their luncheon-basket, and very often I lie down on the bankand tell them stories; they like that very much.
What to read after Odd?
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