The Gods And Mr Perrin a Tragi Comedy
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" He stopped with a jerk.
She moved through the gate and looked back 80 THE GODS AND MR. PERRIN at him before turning up the path to the house.
"Why, of course, Mr. Perrin, I shall be de- lighted. Good night. ' ' He stood looking after her.
CHAPTER V A GAME OF FOOTBALL AND A DANCE IN PENDRAGON HAVE THEIR PART IN THE SCHEME OF THINGS I.
LATER there is Mr. Perrin heavily — with the midday mutton close about his head — surveying, in his dingy and tattered sitting- room, four small boys who gaze at... him with staring eyes and jumping throats.
It is a piece of English poetry that has brought them, miserably, by the ears — Brown- ing's "Patriot, " one verse a week, to be said every Tuesday morning first hour, and to be forgotten eagerly, completely forgotten, every Tuesday morning second hour.
I go in the rain and, more than needs The rope — the rope — the rope — Johnson Minor gazed miserably at his com- panions and, finding no help in man, but only a jesting glory at his misfortunes, dizzily, de- spairingly, to the top row of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He stopped with a jerk.
She moved through the gate and looked back 80 THE GODS AND MR. PERRIN at him before turning up the path to the house.
"Why, of course, Mr. Perrin, I shall be de- lighted. Good night. ' ' He stood looking after her.
CHAPTER V A GAME OF FOOTBALL AND A DANCE IN PENDRAGON HAVE THEIR PART IN THE SCHEME OF THINGS I.
LATER there is Mr. Perrin heavily — with the midday mutton close about his head — surveying, in his dingy and tattered sitting- room, four small boys who gaze at... him with staring eyes and jumping throats.
It is a piece of English poetry that has brought them, miserably, by the ears — Brown- ing's "Patriot, " one verse a week, to be said every Tuesday morning first hour, and to be forgotten eagerly, completely forgotten, every Tuesday morning second hour.
I go in the rain and, more than needs The rope — the rope — the rope — Johnson Minor gazed miserably at his com- panions and, finding no help in man, but only a jesting glory at his misfortunes, dizzily, de- spairingly, to the top row of Mr.
What to read after The Gods And Mr Perrin a Tragi Comedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Walpole to read onlineMoreLess
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