Tell England
Tell England
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My breast went up and downwith uncontrollable temper, while my wrist, all red and white withthe marks of powerful fingers, felt as if it were broken.
"Where were you going?" he demanded, his hard mouth set.
"To Mr. Fillet's study, " I snapped, purposely omitting the "sir. " "What for?" "To apologise for losing the Swimming Cup. " "In a spirit of sincerity or one of scoffing?" It was with no desire for veracity, but as a challenge to fight, that I replied: "One of scoffing. " "Good. " Radley's g...rey eyes unveiled some of their gentleness, "youcan tell the truth still. Now, Ray, the shock of your disappointmenthas deprived you of reason, or you, of all people, would see thatthis tomfoolery outside is unsportsmanlike in the extreme. " "But, sir, " I ventured, surprised and rather pleased to hear myselfmannerly again, "every boy declares I didn't dive too soon. " "But unfortunately, Ray, " replied Radley, also pleased, "every boywas not appointed a judge, and your housemaster was. Now, do youthink that the judge's decision can be overruled by a mere countingof the heads that disagree with him?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My breast went up and downwith uncontrollable temper, while my wrist, all red and white withthe marks of powerful fingers, felt as if it were broken.
"Where were you going?" he demanded, his hard mouth set.
"To Mr. Fillet's study, " I snapped, purposely omitting the "sir. " "What for?" "To apologise for losing the Swimming Cup. " "In a spirit of sincerity or one of scoffing?" It was with no desire for veracity, but as a challenge to fight, that I replied: "One of scoffing. " "Good. " Radley's g...rey eyes unveiled some of their gentleness, "youcan tell the truth still. Now, Ray, the shock of your disappointmenthas deprived you of reason, or you, of all people, would see thatthis tomfoolery outside is unsportsmanlike in the extreme. " "But, sir, " I ventured, surprised and rather pleased to hear myselfmannerly again, "every boy declares I didn't dive too soon. " "But unfortunately, Ray, " replied Radley, also pleased, "every boywas not appointed a judge, and your housemaster was. Now, do youthink that the judge's decision can be overruled by a mere countingof the heads that disagree with him?
What to read after Tell England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raymond Ernest to read onlineMoreLess
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