Adventures of Bilberry Thurland 2
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The wretch ! To insult me in this gross manner ! " But before this stick of brimstone, Mrs.
Thorpe, could reach the door, Caroline, in ter- ror at the dreadful sounds and meanings behind her, slipped half-a-crown into Mr. Thurland's hand, and in despair was endeavouring to drag the bandbox into the room, when unfortunately, before she could achieve that difficult point, widow Thorpe's hands were at the back of the door panels. At this juncture the unhappy bandbox chanced to be placed half in an...d half out of the doorway ; and before it could be ex- tricated from its perilous situation, the school- mistress had driven the door up to its posts like a thunder-clap, crushing the new purchase be- tween them as flat as a pancake. Caroline BILBERRY THURLAND. 215 screamed murder, and, it is very probable, sank on to the floor ; while Mrs. Thorpe her- self, — for the pith of the catastrophe remains to be told, — in striving to force the door to be- fore she had come well within scope of it, sadly over-reached herself, so that when the door drove up, she lost all power of support through hav- ing thrown the whole of her strength forward, and, we are very sorry to record, fell over the children's seats head foremost ; thus presenting to the horrified school-room a spectacle to be thought on behind a screen, but not to be de- scribed in print.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wretch ! To insult me in this gross manner ! " But before this stick of brimstone, Mrs.
Thorpe, could reach the door, Caroline, in ter- ror at the dreadful sounds and meanings behind her, slipped half-a-crown into Mr. Thurland's hand, and in despair was endeavouring to drag the bandbox into the room, when unfortunately, before she could achieve that difficult point, widow Thorpe's hands were at the back of the door panels. At this juncture the unhappy bandbox chanced to be placed half in an...d half out of the doorway ; and before it could be ex- tricated from its perilous situation, the school- mistress had driven the door up to its posts like a thunder-clap, crushing the new purchase be- tween them as flat as a pancake. Caroline BILBERRY THURLAND. 215 screamed murder, and, it is very probable, sank on to the floor ; while Mrs. Thorpe her- self, — for the pith of the catastrophe remains to be told, — in striving to force the door to be- fore she had come well within scope of it, sadly over-reached herself, so that when the door drove up, she lost all power of support through hav- ing thrown the whole of her strength forward, and, we are very sorry to record, fell over the children's seats head foremost ; thus presenting to the horrified school-room a spectacle to be thought on behind a screen, but not to be de- scribed in print.
What to read after Adventures of Bilberry Thurland 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Hooton to read onlineMoreLess
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