Revolution a Novel
Revolution a Novel
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The porter looked over his shoulder. 'Carm on/ he said to the crowd at large; and more than a score of men followed Paul towards the big schoolroom. They met the children coming out in three orderly processions which broke as they reached the gates into an excited and chattering crowd. Many of the children found their fathers and mothers outside. More people were continually coming up now, the majority of them wearing a self-conscious smirk of half-nervous expectation; the men, silent for the R.... M 172 REVOLUTION most part; the women, voluble, but speaking to one another in undertones.
Paul thought that nothing could look less like the romantic conception of a revolution. He could see, however, no sign of Jem Oliver or Teddy Sharp.
'Where's Oliver?' he asked the Fynemore porter, as they entered the school together.
'Gorn over to Winston on his bike to fetch a few pals, he said, ' the porter told him; and Paul felt suddenly justified.
He was aware of an immense weight of responsi- bility, and the sight of that peaceful crowd of labourers, with their wives and children, had momen- tarily shaken his faith in the soundness of his own deductions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The porter looked over his shoulder. 'Carm on/ he said to the crowd at large; and more than a score of men followed Paul towards the big schoolroom. They met the children coming out in three orderly processions which broke as they reached the gates into an excited and chattering crowd. Many of the children found their fathers and mothers outside. More people were continually coming up now, the majority of them wearing a self-conscious smirk of half-nervous expectation; the men, silent for the R.... M 172 REVOLUTION most part; the women, voluble, but speaking to one another in undertones.
Paul thought that nothing could look less like the romantic conception of a revolution. He could see, however, no sign of Jem Oliver or Teddy Sharp.
'Where's Oliver?' he asked the Fynemore porter, as they entered the school together.
'Gorn over to Winston on his bike to fetch a few pals, he said, ' the porter told him; and Paul felt suddenly justified.
He was aware of an immense weight of responsi- bility, and the sight of that peaceful crowd of labourers, with their wives and children, had momen- tarily shaken his faith in the soundness of his own deductions.
What to read after Revolution a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J D John Davys Beresford to read onlineMoreLess
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