Uppingham By the Sea
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Small boysbegin to declare that they could go on at this pace for any time youlike; this is nothing to what they did last year in the Highlands;something like mountains _there_, you know! The sun is far in the westwhen the knot of adventurous reconnoitrers who have gone farthest afieldmount the train at Portmadoc. Nearer home they thrust heads out ofwindow to rally their friends who join them on the poverty of theirexploits. These, taciturn with weariness or hunger, find they haven'ttheir best ...repartees at command. But they are all smiles and good humouragain at the news that young So-and-so, with two or three more, who hadstrayed from their party, were sighted rushing along, all dust up totheir eyes, to catch the train as it moved out of the station. There isno other to-night; but our good hostess, we know, will give theyoungsters tea, put them to bed, and forward them prepaid next morning. At length the last station has poured in its tributary to the volume ofthe returning multitude, and the train glides softly on between thebrimming estuary and the marsh golden with sunset.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Small boysbegin to declare that they could go on at this pace for any time youlike; this is nothing to what they did last year in the Highlands;something like mountains _there_, you know! The sun is far in the westwhen the knot of adventurous reconnoitrers who have gone farthest afieldmount the train at Portmadoc. Nearer home they thrust heads out ofwindow to rally their friends who join them on the poverty of theirexploits. These, taciturn with weariness or hunger, find they haven'ttheir best ...repartees at command. But they are all smiles and good humouragain at the news that young So-and-so, with two or three more, who hadstrayed from their party, were sighted rushing along, all dust up totheir eyes, to catch the train as it moved out of the station. There isno other to-night; but our good hostess, we know, will give theyoungsters tea, put them to bed, and forward them prepaid next morning. At length the last station has poured in its tributary to the volume ofthe returning multitude, and the train glides softly on between thebrimming estuary and the marsh golden with sunset.
What to read after Uppingham By the Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Skrine John Huntley to read onlineMoreLess
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