The Head of Kay's
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He could have endured leaving all thiswhen his time at school was up, for that would have been the naturalresult of the passing of years. But to be transplanted abruptly andwith a wrench from his native soil was too much. He went upstairs topack, suffering from as severe an attack of the blues as any youth ofeighteen had experienced since blues were first invented.
Jimmy Silver hovered round, while he packed, with expressions ofsympathy and bitter remarks concerning Mr Kay and his wicked works,... and, when the operation was concluded, helped Kennedy carry his boxover to his new house with the air of one seeing a friend off to theparts beyond the equator.
It was ten o'clock by the time the front door of Kay's closed upon itsnew head. Kennedy went to the matron's sanctum to be instructed in thegeography of the house. The matron, a severe lady, whose faith inhuman nature had been terribly shaken by five years of office inKay's, showed him his dormitory and study with a lack of genialitywhich added a deeper tinge of azure to Kennedy's blues.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could have endured leaving all thiswhen his time at school was up, for that would have been the naturalresult of the passing of years. But to be transplanted abruptly andwith a wrench from his native soil was too much. He went upstairs topack, suffering from as severe an attack of the blues as any youth ofeighteen had experienced since blues were first invented.
Jimmy Silver hovered round, while he packed, with expressions ofsympathy and bitter remarks concerning Mr Kay and his wicked works,... and, when the operation was concluded, helped Kennedy carry his boxover to his new house with the air of one seeing a friend off to theparts beyond the equator.
It was ten o'clock by the time the front door of Kay's closed upon itsnew head. Kennedy went to the matron's sanctum to be instructed in thegeography of the house. The matron, a severe lady, whose faith inhuman nature had been terribly shaken by five years of office inKay's, showed him his dormitory and study with a lack of genialitywhich added a deeper tinge of azure to Kennedy's blues.
What to read after The Head of Kay's?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wodehouse Pelham Grenville to read onlineMoreLess
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