The Judgement of Illingborough
The Judgement of Illingborough
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Illing- borough was ! Why would he not go when she bade him ? She waved her hand at him peremptorily, and his hesitations vanished ; and he hurried along the bank to jo. 'n the others. While he was still in view but with his back turned, the person she had noted came up with Jocelyne.
" I want to walk home with you, " she said, in a low voice. " Go on a little and then come back. It's no use everybody seeing everything. " THE FEELINGS OF AN ENGAGED MAN 241 Clifford obeyed her with a smile and w...ent on.
Jocelyne stood where she was, and waved her hand again to Illingborough as he turned to look back at her. He also went on and was soon lost with the hunt in the dip of the valley.
16 CHAPTER XXII ANNE WALKS HOME ALONE THE second kill ended the day's sport. From that flurry in a bleak pool where now only a few rays of the setting sun came (and the last otter fought gamely against hounds made keen with the blood of his predecessor) Illingborough kept aloof. He had a great pity for the poor creature, for all poor creatures, and if he had hunted it with the rest, it was with no desire to take its life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Illing- borough was ! Why would he not go when she bade him ? She waved her hand at him peremptorily, and his hesitations vanished ; and he hurried along the bank to jo. 'n the others. While he was still in view but with his back turned, the person she had noted came up with Jocelyne.
" I want to walk home with you, " she said, in a low voice. " Go on a little and then come back. It's no use everybody seeing everything. " THE FEELINGS OF AN ENGAGED MAN 241 Clifford obeyed her with a smile and w...ent on.
Jocelyne stood where she was, and waved her hand again to Illingborough as he turned to look back at her. He also went on and was soon lost with the hunt in the dip of the valley.
16 CHAPTER XXII ANNE WALKS HOME ALONE THE second kill ended the day's sport. From that flurry in a bleak pool where now only a few rays of the setting sun came (and the last otter fought gamely against hounds made keen with the blood of his predecessor) Illingborough kept aloof. He had a great pity for the poor creature, for all poor creatures, and if he had hunted it with the rest, it was with no desire to take its life.
What to read after The Judgement of Illingborough?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R E Robert Ernest Vernde to read onlineMoreLess
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