School Days At Rugby: By An Old Boy /
School Days At Rugby: By An Old Boy /
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" Only about this fir," said Arthur, putting his hand on the stem of the beech.
BIBdV NESTING. 989 " Fir !" shouted Tom, " why you don't mean to say, young 'un, you dont know a beech when you see one ? " Poor little Arthur looked terribly ashamed, and East exploded in laughtec which made the wood ring.
" Fve hardly ever seen any trees," faltered Arthur.
" What a shame to hoax him. Scud," cried Martin.
** Never mind, Arthur, you shall know more about trees than he does in a week or two." " And i...sn't that the kestrel's nest then ? " asked Arthur.
"That! why that's a piece of mistletoe. There's the nest, that lump of small sticks up this fir." " Don't believe him, Arthur," struck in the incor- rigible East ; " I just saw an old magpie go out of it." Martin did not deign to reply to this sally, except by a grunt, as he buckled the last buckle of his climbing-irons; and Arthur looked reproachfully at East without speaking.
But now came the tug of war. It was a very dif- ficult tree to climb until the branches were reached, the first of which was some fourteen feet up, for the trunk was too large at the bottom to be swarmed, in fact neither of the boys could reach more than half round it with their arms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Only about this fir," said Arthur, putting his hand on the stem of the beech.
BIBdV NESTING. 989 " Fir !" shouted Tom, " why you don't mean to say, young 'un, you dont know a beech when you see one ? " Poor little Arthur looked terribly ashamed, and East exploded in laughtec which made the wood ring.
" Fve hardly ever seen any trees," faltered Arthur.
" What a shame to hoax him. Scud," cried Martin.
** Never mind, Arthur, you shall know more about trees than he does in a week or two." " And i...sn't that the kestrel's nest then ? " asked Arthur.
"That! why that's a piece of mistletoe. There's the nest, that lump of small sticks up this fir." " Don't believe him, Arthur," struck in the incor- rigible East ; " I just saw an old magpie go out of it." Martin did not deign to reply to this sally, except by a grunt, as he buckled the last buckle of his climbing-irons; and Arthur looked reproachfully at East without speaking.
But now came the tug of war. It was a very dif- ficult tree to climb until the branches were reached, the first of which was some fourteen feet up, for the trunk was too large at the bottom to be swarmed, in fact neither of the boys could reach more than half round it with their arms.
What to read after School Days At Rugby: By An Old Boy /?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hughes Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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