Tatterdemalion
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They must not show contempt--the young slackers might yetcome in, when the band played.
The cars were filled again, the band struck up: 'It's a long long way toTipperary. ' And at the edge of the green within two yards of the car's dusty passagethe little cowman stood apart and stared. His face was red. Behind himthey were cheering--the parson and farmers, school children, girls, eventhe group of youths. He alone did not cheer, but his face grew stillmore red. When the dust above the road and t...he distant blare ofTipperary had dispersed and died, he walked back to the farm dottingfrom one to other of his short feet. All that afternoon and evening hespoke no word; but the flush seemed to have settled in his face for goodand all. He milked some cows, but forgot to bring the pails up. Two ofhis precious cows he left unmilked till their distressful lowing causedthe farmer's wife to go down and see. There he was standing against agate moving his brown neck from side to side like an animal in pain, oblivious seemingly of everything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They must not show contempt--the young slackers might yetcome in, when the band played.
The cars were filled again, the band struck up: 'It's a long long way toTipperary. ' And at the edge of the green within two yards of the car's dusty passagethe little cowman stood apart and stared. His face was red. Behind himthey were cheering--the parson and farmers, school children, girls, eventhe group of youths. He alone did not cheer, but his face grew stillmore red. When the dust above the road and t...he distant blare ofTipperary had dispersed and died, he walked back to the farm dottingfrom one to other of his short feet. All that afternoon and evening hespoke no word; but the flush seemed to have settled in his face for goodand all. He milked some cows, but forgot to bring the pails up. Two ofhis precious cows he left unmilked till their distressful lowing causedthe farmer's wife to go down and see. There he was standing against agate moving his brown neck from side to side like an animal in pain, oblivious seemingly of everything.
What to read after Tatterdemalion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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