The Trumpet-Major
The Trumpet-Major
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Now I tell you what, Miss Garland; here I'llstay till you do turn round, if 'tis all the afternoon. You know mytemper--what I say I mean. ' He seated himself firmly in the saddle, plucked some leaves from the hedge, and began humming a song, to show howabsolutely indifferent he was to the flight of time.
'What have you come for, that you are so anxious to see me?' inquiredAnne, when at last he had wearied her patience, rising and facing himwith the added independence which came from a sense of ...the hedge betweenthem.
'There, I knew you would turn round!' he said, his hot angry face invadedby a smile in which his teeth showed like white hemmed in by red atchess.
'What do you want, Mr. Derriman?' said she.
'"What do you want, Mr. Derriman?"--now listen to that! Is that myencouragement?' Anne bowed superciliously, and moved away.
'I have just heard news that explains all that, ' said the giant, eyeingher movements with somnolent irascibility. 'My uncle has been lettingthings out. He was here late last night, and he saw you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now I tell you what, Miss Garland; here I'llstay till you do turn round, if 'tis all the afternoon. You know mytemper--what I say I mean. ' He seated himself firmly in the saddle, plucked some leaves from the hedge, and began humming a song, to show howabsolutely indifferent he was to the flight of time.
'What have you come for, that you are so anxious to see me?' inquiredAnne, when at last he had wearied her patience, rising and facing himwith the added independence which came from a sense of ...the hedge betweenthem.
'There, I knew you would turn round!' he said, his hot angry face invadedby a smile in which his teeth showed like white hemmed in by red atchess.
'What do you want, Mr. Derriman?' said she.
'"What do you want, Mr. Derriman?"--now listen to that! Is that myencouragement?' Anne bowed superciliously, and moved away.
'I have just heard news that explains all that, ' said the giant, eyeingher movements with somnolent irascibility. 'My uncle has been lettingthings out. He was here late last night, and he saw you.
What to read after The Trumpet-Major?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hardy Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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