The Drummer of the Dawn
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"How do you mean?" faltered Ayres, believing himself yet again upon the point of being startled in spite of himself.
" Because, " said Tinwhumpinny, " don't you think perhaps that the last ten minutes the last one had there was probably worse than the whole of the rest of the eleven hours lumped together. " Mr. Ayres coughed. " What makes you think that, Tin- whumps ? " he inquired, somewhat weakly.
" I don't know, " confessed Tinwhumpinny, "if it did mean that, I can understand it, if it didn'...t mean that, it seems simply stupid. " Whilst Tinwhumpinny disappeared to wash the worst of dirt from his hands, the landlady put the last two dishes upon a most attractive supper-table, and lifted the two heaped masses of wild flowers Tinwhumpinny had brought in each hand, and commenced to place them in water.
" Where he is, sir, it is always wild flowers, he brings wild flowers everywhere he goes. " " Yes, " agreed Mr. Ayres.
"And, " added the woman, " "he brings something else as well, something something what shall I call it " " Poetry, " suggested Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"How do you mean?" faltered Ayres, believing himself yet again upon the point of being startled in spite of himself.
" Because, " said Tinwhumpinny, " don't you think perhaps that the last ten minutes the last one had there was probably worse than the whole of the rest of the eleven hours lumped together. " Mr. Ayres coughed. " What makes you think that, Tin- whumps ? " he inquired, somewhat weakly.
" I don't know, " confessed Tinwhumpinny, "if it did mean that, I can understand it, if it didn'...t mean that, it seems simply stupid. " Whilst Tinwhumpinny disappeared to wash the worst of dirt from his hands, the landlady put the last two dishes upon a most attractive supper-table, and lifted the two heaped masses of wild flowers Tinwhumpinny had brought in each hand, and commenced to place them in water.
" Where he is, sir, it is always wild flowers, he brings wild flowers everywhere he goes. " " Yes, " agreed Mr. Ayres.
"And, " added the woman, " "he brings something else as well, something something what shall I call it " " Poetry, " suggested Mr.
What to read after The Drummer of the Dawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paton Raymond to read onlineMoreLess
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