The King's Sons
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"Nowthen, catch hold of my hands, and I'll pull you out. " The monk raised one hand very cautiously, and Alfred seized it tightlyand began to back, pulling with all his might; but he pulled in vain, for he did not move his tutor an inch.
"Here, I know, " cried Alfred. "You two come and join hands and pull. " "I'm afraid I'm too heavy, " said Father Swythe.
"I shan't help, " said Bald maliciously. "Let him stop where he is. " The monk groaned again, and the three boys outside the reeds laughedwi...th malicious glee.
"If we pull him out he'll only take us back and begin to teach us toread. " "Yes, yes, yes, " sighed Father Swythe; "I came to fetch you in. TheQueen sent me. " "Then we won't help you, " said Bert; laughing. "Let's go and finishgetting our fish, and then go back. When they ask where he is we'lltell them, and then some of the shepherds can come with wattle hurdlesand get him out. " "Oh, dear!" groaned the monk. "After all my teaching, for you boys tobe as bad as this! Why, if you leave me I shall be drowned!" "Oh, no, " said Red merrily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Nowthen, catch hold of my hands, and I'll pull you out. " The monk raised one hand very cautiously, and Alfred seized it tightlyand began to back, pulling with all his might; but he pulled in vain, for he did not move his tutor an inch.
"Here, I know, " cried Alfred. "You two come and join hands and pull. " "I'm afraid I'm too heavy, " said Father Swythe.
"I shan't help, " said Bald maliciously. "Let him stop where he is. " The monk groaned again, and the three boys outside the reeds laughedwi...th malicious glee.
"If we pull him out he'll only take us back and begin to teach us toread. " "Yes, yes, yes, " sighed Father Swythe; "I came to fetch you in. TheQueen sent me. " "Then we won't help you, " said Bert; laughing. "Let's go and finishgetting our fish, and then go back. When they ask where he is we'lltell them, and then some of the shepherds can come with wattle hurdlesand get him out. " "Oh, dear!" groaned the monk. "After all my teaching, for you boys tobe as bad as this! Why, if you leave me I shall be drowned!" "Oh, no, " said Red merrily.
What to read after The King's Sons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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