A Day At Dulwich
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James felt to be a threatening step in his direction. If this was not the object of his movement, thought Mr. James, why should he move at all ? Why stir from his excellent place ? Mr. James glared at the field, but with the side of his eyes he could see the movement still going on, becoming more threatening with every step. Mr. James still glared upon the field, and began to take the precautionary measure of stirring a little from his position, so that he might not be absolutely caught and fix...ed in one spot. A quarter of a minute more A DAY AT DULWICH 91 and he was aware that the young man was smiling. Mr. James had often said that the least pretence is deceit, and the least deceit is objectionable. But was he not now pretend- ing that he did not see this young man ? The young man lifted his hat ; Mr. James feigned to observe the field only. Mr. James had sunk very low. He must, according to his theories, pay a penalty, either a smaller one now, or a greater one hereafter. The young man formed up in front of him, and Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
James felt to be a threatening step in his direction. If this was not the object of his movement, thought Mr. James, why should he move at all ? Why stir from his excellent place ? Mr. James glared at the field, but with the side of his eyes he could see the movement still going on, becoming more threatening with every step. Mr. James still glared upon the field, and began to take the precautionary measure of stirring a little from his position, so that he might not be absolutely caught and fix...ed in one spot. A quarter of a minute more A DAY AT DULWICH 91 and he was aware that the young man was smiling. Mr. James had often said that the least pretence is deceit, and the least deceit is objectionable. But was he not now pretend- ing that he did not see this young man ? The young man lifted his hat ; Mr. James feigned to observe the field only. Mr. James had sunk very low. He must, according to his theories, pay a penalty, either a smaller one now, or a greater one hereafter. The young man formed up in front of him, and Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Herman Gilkes to read onlineMoreLess
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