The Four Roads
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Reckon I'll see you again soon. " " Come round to the Horselunges one evening. " " I will, surelye " and Tom was off, whistling " Sussex by the Sea. " It seemed to Mr. Sumption that he looked a bigger, older man than the Tom Beatup of five months ago. He seemed to have grown and filled out, he had lost his yokel shuffle, and his uniform was smart and neat. The minister glanced down at Jerry, who stood beside him, small, untidy, cowed and furtive. Jerry undoubtedly did not look his best in unifo...rm it seemed to exaggerate the worst of those gipsy characteristics which he had inherited from the Rossarmescroes or Hearns. Now, in civvies he used not to look so bad he was a well-made, graceful little chap. . . .
" Jerry, " said Mr. Sumption, " why can't you look like Tom Beatup ? " " I reckon it's because I'm Jerry Sumption the clergy- man's son. " And again there was that look on his face which pre- vented retaliation.
13 In the old days it used to take Tom a good couple of hours to walk from Senlac to Sunday Street but then, he had generally been behind a drove of lazy tups or heifers, or silly scattering sheep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reckon I'll see you again soon. " " Come round to the Horselunges one evening. " " I will, surelye " and Tom was off, whistling " Sussex by the Sea. " It seemed to Mr. Sumption that he looked a bigger, older man than the Tom Beatup of five months ago. He seemed to have grown and filled out, he had lost his yokel shuffle, and his uniform was smart and neat. The minister glanced down at Jerry, who stood beside him, small, untidy, cowed and furtive. Jerry undoubtedly did not look his best in unifo...rm it seemed to exaggerate the worst of those gipsy characteristics which he had inherited from the Rossarmescroes or Hearns. Now, in civvies he used not to look so bad he was a well-made, graceful little chap. . . .
" Jerry, " said Mr. Sumption, " why can't you look like Tom Beatup ? " " I reckon it's because I'm Jerry Sumption the clergy- man's son. " And again there was that look on his face which pre- vented retaliation.
13 In the old days it used to take Tom a good couple of hours to walk from Senlac to Sunday Street but then, he had generally been behind a drove of lazy tups or heifers, or silly scattering sheep.
What to read after The Four Roads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheila Kaye Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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