We And the World, Part I
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Upon us little boys fear lay always, and the terror ofit was that it was uncertain. What would come next, and from whom, wenever knew.
It was I who settled we should run away. I did it the night that Jemgave in, and would do nothing but cry noiselessly into his sleeve andwish he was dead. So I settled it and told Lorraine. I wanted him tocome too, but he would not. He pretended that he did not care, and hesaid he had nowhere to go to. But he got into Snuffy's very own room atdaybreak whilst we ...stood outside and heard him snoring; and very loud hemust have snored too, for I could hear my heart thumping so I should nothave thought I could have heard anything else. And Lorraine took theback-door key off the drawers, and let us out, and took it back again. He feared nothing. There was a walnut-tree by the gate, and Jem said, "Suppose we do our faces like gipsies, so that nobody may know us. " (ForJem was terribly frightened of being taken back. ) So we found some oldbits of peel and rubbed our cheeks, but we dared not linger long overit, and I said, "We'd better get further on, and we can hide if we hearsteps or wheels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon us little boys fear lay always, and the terror ofit was that it was uncertain. What would come next, and from whom, wenever knew.
It was I who settled we should run away. I did it the night that Jemgave in, and would do nothing but cry noiselessly into his sleeve andwish he was dead. So I settled it and told Lorraine. I wanted him tocome too, but he would not. He pretended that he did not care, and hesaid he had nowhere to go to. But he got into Snuffy's very own room atdaybreak whilst we ...stood outside and heard him snoring; and very loud hemust have snored too, for I could hear my heart thumping so I should nothave thought I could have heard anything else. And Lorraine took theback-door key off the drawers, and let us out, and took it back again. He feared nothing. There was a walnut-tree by the gate, and Jem said, "Suppose we do our faces like gipsies, so that nobody may know us. " (ForJem was terribly frightened of being taken back. ) So we found some oldbits of peel and rubbed our cheeks, but we dared not linger long overit, and I said, "We'd better get further on, and we can hide if we hearsteps or wheels.
What to read after We And the World, Part I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ewing Juliana Horatia Gatty to read onlineMoreLess
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