The Rebel of the School
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Tom went over. Out of his freckled face there beamed two honestlight-blue eyes. His forehead was broad and slightly bulgy; his carrotyhair was cut short to his head. Mrs. Church raised her wrinkled old handand laid it for a minute on Tom's forehead.
"You resemble your great-uncle, my husband, " she said. "He was thecleverest man I ever came across. He had a real turn for themicroscope. " "Then, of course, you will leave it behind you; of course you will giveit to me, " said Tom, quite triumphan...t with eagerness.
"No, my boy, that I won't. If you are a good boy, and do me credit, andget on with your books, and do well in that calling which Providencemeans you to work in, why, I may leave it to you when I am called hence, Tom. " "There, Tom!" said Susy, coming forward. "Don't worry Aunt Church anymore. She's got plenty to think about. --Won't you turn him out now, AuntChurch? It is time for you to be dressing, you know. " "So it is, " said Mrs. Church, looking round her in some alarm. "Whateveris the hour, child?" "It is going on for six o'clock; and they will be here at half-pastseven at the latest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tom went over. Out of his freckled face there beamed two honestlight-blue eyes. His forehead was broad and slightly bulgy; his carrotyhair was cut short to his head. Mrs. Church raised her wrinkled old handand laid it for a minute on Tom's forehead.
"You resemble your great-uncle, my husband, " she said. "He was thecleverest man I ever came across. He had a real turn for themicroscope. " "Then, of course, you will leave it behind you; of course you will giveit to me, " said Tom, quite triumphan...t with eagerness.
"No, my boy, that I won't. If you are a good boy, and do me credit, andget on with your books, and do well in that calling which Providencemeans you to work in, why, I may leave it to you when I am called hence, Tom. " "There, Tom!" said Susy, coming forward. "Don't worry Aunt Church anymore. She's got plenty to think about. --Won't you turn him out now, AuntChurch? It is time for you to be dressing, you know. " "So it is, " said Mrs. Church, looking round her in some alarm. "Whateveris the hour, child?" "It is going on for six o'clock; and they will be here at half-pastseven at the latest.
What to read after The Rebel of the School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meade L. T. to read onlineMoreLess
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