The Peacock Spring
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‘Of course.’ What, asked Hem, had made him give in to Ravi and come? Pity? ‘She is so badly treated,’ Ravi had said, but how could a poor medical student pity Miss Una Gwithiam? ‘No, it was purely the mathematics,’ said Hem.
‘It was curiosity,’ said Ravi and it was true that Hem could not help being curious about this girl who had so improbably made friends with her father’s gardener, ‘Because she doesn’t know you are anything else,’ said Hem.
‘She senses it. Yes, she is very much taken ...with me,’ said Ravi, preening, but for the moment it was Hem who had Una’s whole attention.
‘Look at the equation,’ he told her. ‘When the ball is still, v equals 0, so if you use the equation v=u-gt and put v=0 the initial speed in this upward direction is 10 cos 60° and you have 0=5-5√3t which gives t=1/√3 seconds as the time taken to reach the highest point.’ It was as clear an exposition as any of Mr Rattray’s and, ‘Yes,’ said Una.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Of course.’ What, asked Hem, had made him give in to Ravi and come? Pity? ‘She is so badly treated,’ Ravi had said, but how could a poor medical student pity Miss Una Gwithiam? ‘No, it was purely the mathematics,’ said Hem.
‘It was curiosity,’ said Ravi and it was true that Hem could not help being curious about this girl who had so improbably made friends with her father’s gardener, ‘Because she doesn’t know you are anything else,’ said Hem.
‘She senses it. Yes, she is very much taken ...with me,’ said Ravi, preening, but for the moment it was Hem who had Una’s whole attention.
‘Look at the equation,’ he told her. ‘When the ball is still, v equals 0, so if you use the equation v=u-gt and put v=0 the initial speed in this upward direction is 10 cos 60° and you have 0=5-5√3t which gives t=1/√3 seconds as the time taken to reach the highest point.’ It was as clear an exposition as any of Mr Rattray’s and, ‘Yes,’ said Una.
What to read after The Peacock Spring?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rumer Godden to read onlineMoreLess
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