Villa Elsa
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Hang it all, he didn't take to books like Kirtley and all suchintellectual boys. It was the fault of his dad and mam. They hadpetted and spoiled him--an only child. It was too bad, but shucks, he wasn't going to let it interfere with his happiness. So it wasmoney here and money there, and a host of friends who, like Gard, could not help being fond of him.
Jim had seen the Kaiser and quaffed out of the largest hogshead onthe Rhine. He had been at a duel at Heidelberg where the chap with acut thr...ough his cheek asked for a mug of beer and blew the beer outthrough the gash. He had swum in Lake Starnberg where Ludwig II haddrowned himself; had seen the caf
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hang it all, he didn't take to books like Kirtley and all suchintellectual boys. It was the fault of his dad and mam. They hadpetted and spoiled him--an only child. It was too bad, but shucks, he wasn't going to let it interfere with his happiness. So it wasmoney here and money there, and a host of friends who, like Gard, could not help being fond of him.
Jim had seen the Kaiser and quaffed out of the largest hogshead onthe Rhine. He had been at a duel at Heidelberg where the chap with acut thr...ough his cheek asked for a mug of beer and blew the beer outthrough the gash. He had swum in Lake Starnberg where Ludwig II haddrowned himself; had seen the caf
What to read after Villa Elsa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Stuart Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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