Reginald Cruden
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" "Gedge is not going with you, " said Reginald, keeping the boy's arm inhis; "he's coming with me, aren't you, young 'un?" The boy pressed his arm gratefully, but made no reply.
This was all Mr Durfy wanted to fill up the vials of his wrath.
"You miserable young hound you, " said he, with an oath; "let go the boythis moment, or I'll turn you out of the place--and him too. " Reginald made no reply. His face was pale, but he kept the boy's armstill fast in his own.
"Going with you, indeed?" shou...ted Mr Durfy; "going with you, is he? tolearn how to cant and sing psalms! Not if I know it--or if he does, youand he and your brother and your old fool of a mother--" Mr Durfy never got to the end of that sentence. A blow straight fromthe shoulder of the Wilderham captain sent him sprawling on the pavementbefore the word was well out of his mouth.
It had come now. It had been bound to come sooner or later, andReginald, as he drew the boy's arm once more under his own, felt almosta sense of relief as he stood and watched Mr Durfy slowly pick himselfup and collect his scattered wardrobe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Gedge is not going with you, " said Reginald, keeping the boy's arm inhis; "he's coming with me, aren't you, young 'un?" The boy pressed his arm gratefully, but made no reply.
This was all Mr Durfy wanted to fill up the vials of his wrath.
"You miserable young hound you, " said he, with an oath; "let go the boythis moment, or I'll turn you out of the place--and him too. " Reginald made no reply. His face was pale, but he kept the boy's armstill fast in his own.
"Going with you, indeed?" shou...ted Mr Durfy; "going with you, is he? tolearn how to cant and sing psalms! Not if I know it--or if he does, youand he and your brother and your old fool of a mother--" Mr Durfy never got to the end of that sentence. A blow straight fromthe shoulder of the Wilderham captain sent him sprawling on the pavementbefore the word was well out of his mouth.
It had come now. It had been bound to come sooner or later, andReginald, as he drew the boy's arm once more under his own, felt almosta sense of relief as he stood and watched Mr Durfy slowly pick himselfup and collect his scattered wardrobe.
What to read after Reginald Cruden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reed Talbot Baines to read onlineMoreLess
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