Tales of St. Austin's
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'You know, ' said Charteris to the Babe, as they went into the House, 'the Old Man isn't such a bad sort after all. He has his points, don'tyou think?' The Babe said that he did.
'I'm going to reform, you know, ' continued Charteris confidentially.
'It's about time, ' said the Babe. 'You can have the bath first if youlike. Only buck up. ' Charteris boiled himself for ten minutes, and then dragged his wearylimbs to his study. It was while he was sitting in a deck-chair eatingmixed biscuits, and ...wondering if he would ever be able to summon upsufficient energy to put on garments of civilization, that somebodyknocked at the door.
'Yes, ' shouted Charteris. 'What is it? Don't come in. I'm changing. ' The melodious treble of Master Crowinshaw, his fag, made itself heardthrough the keyhole.
'The Head told me to tell you that he wanted to see you at the SchoolHouse as soon as you can go. ' 'All right, ' shouted Charteris. 'Thanks. ' 'Now what, ' he continued to himself, 'does the Old Man want to see mefor?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'You know, ' said Charteris to the Babe, as they went into the House, 'the Old Man isn't such a bad sort after all. He has his points, don'tyou think?' The Babe said that he did.
'I'm going to reform, you know, ' continued Charteris confidentially.
'It's about time, ' said the Babe. 'You can have the bath first if youlike. Only buck up. ' Charteris boiled himself for ten minutes, and then dragged his wearylimbs to his study. It was while he was sitting in a deck-chair eatingmixed biscuits, and ...wondering if he would ever be able to summon upsufficient energy to put on garments of civilization, that somebodyknocked at the door.
'Yes, ' shouted Charteris. 'What is it? Don't come in. I'm changing. ' The melodious treble of Master Crowinshaw, his fag, made itself heardthrough the keyhole.
'The Head told me to tell you that he wanted to see you at the SchoolHouse as soon as you can go. ' 'All right, ' shouted Charteris. 'Thanks. ' 'Now what, ' he continued to himself, 'does the Old Man want to see mefor?
What to read after Tales of St. Austin's?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wodehouse Pelham Grenville to read onlineMoreLess
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