The Life of Count Moore
The Life of Count Moore
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Though one of the younger boys of our school, he had a certain personality about him which it is hard to describe, but which possessed an attraction for the more thoughtful amongst us. Though he did not shine at the public games his warm and generous disposition made him very popular with us all. " In those days gardens were all the rage ; a strip of 7 The Life of Count Moore land was laid out in small allotments, which, were owned by individual boys or by a joint stock company. These were cult...ivated with not very much care, and, I am afraid, less taste. I well remember, however, that Arthur had one of the most satisfactory of these gardens, and it possessed a certain article that was far more popular than flowers — viz. , a good-sized, well-built wooden bench, placed against the wall. At the back of this, so as to give it the eflfect of an arbour, were grown sundry little creepers, which he trained to crawl up the wall. This bench proved so convenient for his friends, more especially as it commanded a good view of the first cat-ring, that the rightful owner could never find a place on it for himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though one of the younger boys of our school, he had a certain personality about him which it is hard to describe, but which possessed an attraction for the more thoughtful amongst us. Though he did not shine at the public games his warm and generous disposition made him very popular with us all. " In those days gardens were all the rage ; a strip of 7 The Life of Count Moore land was laid out in small allotments, which, were owned by individual boys or by a joint stock company. These were cult...ivated with not very much care, and, I am afraid, less taste. I well remember, however, that Arthur had one of the most satisfactory of these gardens, and it possessed a certain article that was far more popular than flowers — viz. , a good-sized, well-built wooden bench, placed against the wall. At the back of this, so as to give it the eflfect of an arbour, were grown sundry little creepers, which he trained to crawl up the wall. This bench proved so convenient for his friends, more especially as it commanded a good view of the first cat-ring, that the rightful owner could never find a place on it for himself.
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