The Little Minister
The Little Minister
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Every time Gavin's cup went to his lips Nannycalculated (correctly) how much he had drunk, and yet, when theright moment arrived, she asked in the English voice that isfashionable at ceremonies, "if his cup was toom. " Perhaps it was well that Nanny had these matters to engross her, for though Gavin spoke freely, he was saying nothing of lastingvalue, and some of his remarks to the Egyptian, if preserved forthe calmer contemplation of the morrow, might have seemedfrivolous to himself. Usually h...is observations were scrambled for, like ha'pence at a wedding, but to-day they were only for oneperson. Infected by the Egyptian's high spirits, Gavin had laidaside the minister with his hat, and what was left was only ayoung man. He who had stamped his feet at thought of a soldier'scloak now wanted to be reminded of it. The little minister, whoused to address himself in terms of scorn every time he wasted anhour, was at present dallying with a teaspoon. He even laughedboisterously, flinging back his head, and little knew that behindNanny's smiling face was a terrible dread, because his chair hadonce given way before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every time Gavin's cup went to his lips Nannycalculated (correctly) how much he had drunk, and yet, when theright moment arrived, she asked in the English voice that isfashionable at ceremonies, "if his cup was toom. " Perhaps it was well that Nanny had these matters to engross her, for though Gavin spoke freely, he was saying nothing of lastingvalue, and some of his remarks to the Egyptian, if preserved forthe calmer contemplation of the morrow, might have seemedfrivolous to himself. Usually h...is observations were scrambled for, like ha'pence at a wedding, but to-day they were only for oneperson. Infected by the Egyptian's high spirits, Gavin had laidaside the minister with his hat, and what was left was only ayoung man. He who had stamped his feet at thought of a soldier'scloak now wanted to be reminded of it. The little minister, whoused to address himself in terms of scorn every time he wasted anhour, was at present dallying with a teaspoon. He even laughedboisterously, flinging back his head, and little knew that behindNanny's smiling face was a terrible dread, because his chair hadonce given way before.
What to read after The Little Minister?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrie James Matthew to read onlineMoreLess
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