The Orphans of Glen Elder
The Orphans of Glen Elder
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"Oh, the History of Scotland, and the Tales of the Covenanters, and somebooks of poetry that my aunt has got. But I like Flavel too. Don'tyou?" "Oh, yes, " replied John, smiling, and a little confused. "To tell thetruth, I have not read much of him. Tell me what you think of him. Ofthis, for instance. " And he read the quaint heading of a chapter in the book he held in hishand.
It never came into Archie's mind that young John Graham was "just tryinghim, " as boys say; and, in perfect simplicity... and good faith, he gave anabstract of the chapter, with comments of his aunt's, and some of hisown upon it. It was not very clear or very complete, it is true; but itwas enough to change considerably the expression of John's face as helistened.
This was the beginning of a long conversation. John Graham had laid outfor himself three hours of hard reading after his bracing tramp over thehills; but it was past noon when he went in to see Mrs Blair before hewent away. He did not think the morning wasted; though in general, likeall hard students, he was a miser respecting his time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Oh, the History of Scotland, and the Tales of the Covenanters, and somebooks of poetry that my aunt has got. But I like Flavel too. Don'tyou?" "Oh, yes, " replied John, smiling, and a little confused. "To tell thetruth, I have not read much of him. Tell me what you think of him. Ofthis, for instance. " And he read the quaint heading of a chapter in the book he held in hishand.
It never came into Archie's mind that young John Graham was "just tryinghim, " as boys say; and, in perfect simplicity... and good faith, he gave anabstract of the chapter, with comments of his aunt's, and some of hisown upon it. It was not very clear or very complete, it is true; but itwas enough to change considerably the expression of John's face as helistened.
This was the beginning of a long conversation. John Graham had laid outfor himself three hours of hard reading after his bracing tramp over thehills; but it was past noon when he went in to see Mrs Blair before hewent away. He did not think the morning wasted; though in general, likeall hard students, he was a miser respecting his time.
What to read after The Orphans of Glen Elder?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robertson Margaret Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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