Then Marched the Brave
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Ruth, too, throbbed with excitement, butwent her ways calmly as if it were a common enough thing for a splendidschoolmaster to suddenly undertake Andy's neglected education, and payfor his lodging and board by instructing the hostess's son.
This was what was going on. Book in hand the two walked abroad quiteopenly. Sometimes it would be rocks or flowers they were bent uponunderstanding, at other times the intricacies of the English languagewere the paths they followed. Occasionally Ruth would b...e asked to joinin the walks and talks, but oftener they were alone. There were reallessons. Andy pondered upon them deeply, and his hungry mind fed uponthe feast. Of course, so fine a master walking abroad with the lame boy, aroused the notice of the sentinels, but to their questions he answeredso glibly, that there remained nothing to do but ask more. The gamebecame tiresome.
The tutor and his pupil kept within bounds, so there was no excuse forinterference. But one day, quite lost in abstraction, the two passedbeyond the gate at the end of the pass, and strolled down the roadpatroled by the British.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ruth, too, throbbed with excitement, butwent her ways calmly as if it were a common enough thing for a splendidschoolmaster to suddenly undertake Andy's neglected education, and payfor his lodging and board by instructing the hostess's son.
This was what was going on. Book in hand the two walked abroad quiteopenly. Sometimes it would be rocks or flowers they were bent uponunderstanding, at other times the intricacies of the English languagewere the paths they followed. Occasionally Ruth would b...e asked to joinin the walks and talks, but oftener they were alone. There were reallessons. Andy pondered upon them deeply, and his hungry mind fed uponthe feast. Of course, so fine a master walking abroad with the lame boy, aroused the notice of the sentinels, but to their questions he answeredso glibly, that there remained nothing to do but ask more. The gamebecame tiresome.
The tutor and his pupil kept within bounds, so there was no excuse forinterference. But one day, quite lost in abstraction, the two passedbeyond the gate at the end of the pass, and strolled down the roadpatroled by the British.
What to read after Then Marched the Brave?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet T Harriet Theresa Comstock to read onlineMoreLess
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