The English Tutor
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The girl’s antagonism and the boy’s complacency to ill-health had certainly been no inducement to stay. Perhaps, after all, it was just a dislike of being beaten before he had started, or perhaps it was Clancy standing there in the lamplight saying: “The O’Shane women have never counted.”Kevin, of course, was delighted.“I thought you’d not go,” he said with relieved complacence. “I knew the boy would win you in the end, in spite of Clancy’s antics.”Mark gave him a curious glance.“Would it very m...uch surprise you, Mr. O’Shane,” he said slowly, “if I were to tell you that it was Clancy who decided me, and not Brian?”Kevin’s handsome, slightly bloodshot eyes opened widely. “Clancy!” He laughed. “Oh, I see, she piqued you, did she, with all that foolish talk?”“No,” said Mark mildly. “No, I don’t think she did that. That aspect of her is merely rather tiresome. She tells me she’s seventeen. She seems young for her age.”“Seventeen, is she?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The girl’s antagonism and the boy’s complacency to ill-health had certainly been no inducement to stay. Perhaps, after all, it was just a dislike of being beaten before he had started, or perhaps it was Clancy standing there in the lamplight saying: “The O’Shane women have never counted.”Kevin, of course, was delighted.“I thought you’d not go,” he said with relieved complacence. “I knew the boy would win you in the end, in spite of Clancy’s antics.”Mark gave him a curious glance.“Would it very m...uch surprise you, Mr. O’Shane,” he said slowly, “if I were to tell you that it was Clancy who decided me, and not Brian?”Kevin’s handsome, slightly bloodshot eyes opened widely. “Clancy!” He laughed. “Oh, I see, she piqued you, did she, with all that foolish talk?”“No,” said Mark mildly. “No, I don’t think she did that. That aspect of her is merely rather tiresome. She tells me she’s seventeen. She seems young for her age.”“Seventeen, is she?”
What to read after The English Tutor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sara Seale to read onlineMoreLess
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