The Silver Maple a Story of Upper Canada
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It was young Scot Malcolm who had nearly burned the school down, over McAllister's head; yes, and would have burned up old McAllister, too, without a thought, he was that thrawn and ill.
Monteith was regarding with deep interest the owner of this evil reputation. He was a rare reader of character, and understood at once the nature of Scotty's malady. His man's frame and boy's face, RALPH STANWELL AGAIN 193 his keen, bright, inquiring eyes, and the signs of abounding life, all fully explained th...e cause of the trouble. The schoolmaster found something irresist- ibly attractive about the boy too ; there were signs of intellect in every line of his face, and he dearly loved brains.
As the school passed out for their morning inter- mission he beckoned the youth to him. Dan Murphy made a covert grimace expressive of his whole being's revolt against any such degrading task, and Scotty went forward reluctantly. He wanted to disobey, but the man's courtesy held him.
An old school register in which were written some seventy names lay open on the desk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was young Scot Malcolm who had nearly burned the school down, over McAllister's head; yes, and would have burned up old McAllister, too, without a thought, he was that thrawn and ill.
Monteith was regarding with deep interest the owner of this evil reputation. He was a rare reader of character, and understood at once the nature of Scotty's malady. His man's frame and boy's face, RALPH STANWELL AGAIN 193 his keen, bright, inquiring eyes, and the signs of abounding life, all fully explained th...e cause of the trouble. The schoolmaster found something irresist- ibly attractive about the boy too ; there were signs of intellect in every line of his face, and he dearly loved brains.
As the school passed out for their morning inter- mission he beckoned the youth to him. Dan Murphy made a covert grimace expressive of his whole being's revolt against any such degrading task, and Scotty went forward reluctantly. He wanted to disobey, but the man's courtesy held him.
An old school register in which were written some seventy names lay open on the desk.
What to read after The Silver Maple a Story of Upper Canada?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marian Keith to read onlineMoreLess
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