Ernest Bracebridge
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The gag was quickly produced; but as Blackall found it being adjusted, his courage, or rather his obstinacy, gave way.
"What is it, do you say, that you want of me, you fellow?" he asked, ina very much humbled tone.
Ernest repeated the terms he had before proposed.
"As to that, I do not mean to say that I am not ready to agree to yourterms, " he replied; "only just mark me, you fellows. I don't think thatI am a greater bully than others, and if you fancy that I am going toagree not to lick a fe...llow who is impudent, you are mistaken. I'm notgoing to promise any such thing. Fagging is not in vogue, so I'll givethat up for the present, but I don't know what other big fellows willdo. " This speech of the once formidable bully was received with loud shoutsby most of the younger boys, but Ernest, who knew something more thanthey did of human nature, did not put much confidence in what had beensaid, still he saw that it would be politic to release him while heremained in that humbled humour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The gag was quickly produced; but as Blackall found it being adjusted, his courage, or rather his obstinacy, gave way.
"What is it, do you say, that you want of me, you fellow?" he asked, ina very much humbled tone.
Ernest repeated the terms he had before proposed.
"As to that, I do not mean to say that I am not ready to agree to yourterms, " he replied; "only just mark me, you fellows. I don't think thatI am a greater bully than others, and if you fancy that I am going toagree not to lick a fe...llow who is impudent, you are mistaken. I'm notgoing to promise any such thing. Fagging is not in vogue, so I'll givethat up for the present, but I don't know what other big fellows willdo. " This speech of the once formidable bully was received with loud shoutsby most of the younger boys, but Ernest, who knew something more thanthey did of human nature, did not put much confidence in what had beensaid, still he saw that it would be politic to release him while heremained in that humbled humour.
What to read after Ernest Bracebridge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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