The Hill, a Romance of Friendship
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John thought he was about to be rebuked for dis- loyalty to a pal, an abominable sin in the Cater- pillar's eyes.
"Well?" said John.
" I'm going to tell you something," said Egerton, " But you must swear not to give me away." " I'll swear." " You're a good little cove, Jonathan, but some- times you smell just a little bit of — er — bread and ii8o THE HILL butter. Keep cool. Personally, I would sooner that you, at your age, did smell of bread and butter than whisky. Well, you think that Caesar i...s going straight to the bow-wows because he plays bridge. You accuse him in your own little mind of feebleness, and so forth. Yes, just so. And it's doosid unfair toCssar, because he's given up his walk to-day entirely on your account. Ah! I thought that would make you sit up." " My account? " John repeated blankly.
" Yes ; Caesar would be furious if he knew that I was peaching, but he won't know, and instead of this — er — trifling affair weakening your good opin- ion of your pal, it will strengthen it." " Oh, do go on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John thought he was about to be rebuked for dis- loyalty to a pal, an abominable sin in the Cater- pillar's eyes.
"Well?" said John.
" I'm going to tell you something," said Egerton, " But you must swear not to give me away." " I'll swear." " You're a good little cove, Jonathan, but some- times you smell just a little bit of — er — bread and ii8o THE HILL butter. Keep cool. Personally, I would sooner that you, at your age, did smell of bread and butter than whisky. Well, you think that Caesar i...s going straight to the bow-wows because he plays bridge. You accuse him in your own little mind of feebleness, and so forth. Yes, just so. And it's doosid unfair toCssar, because he's given up his walk to-day entirely on your account. Ah! I thought that would make you sit up." " My account? " John repeated blankly.
" Yes ; Caesar would be furious if he knew that I was peaching, but he won't know, and instead of this — er — trifling affair weakening your good opin- ion of your pal, it will strengthen it." " Oh, do go on.
What to read after The Hill, a Romance of Friendship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vachell Horace Annesley to read onlineMoreLess
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