The Field of Honour
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And Joyce knows and she is desperate. " " With me, " and Ormonde laughed. " I don't want Bob to come. If he likes to come well and good, but I have not even suggested such a thing. " " If you go he will go, " said Mrs. Ormonde. " I don't see that, " said Ormonde. " He is a free agent. " " Oh, don't you see, " said Mrs. Ormonde, " that if it is proper for you to go it is proper for him. But if you stay he can stay also with a clear conscience. The onus is on you. So Joyce says you ought not to g...o. " "Joyce should mind her own business, " 82 FROM FATHER TO SON said Ormonde. " I am your business, Bob is hers. Let her talk to Bob. " " Oh, Jim, " said Mrs. Ormonde, " she would never do that. " " Why not ? " asked Ormonde. But Mrs. Ormonde only smiled and tapped her fingers on her chair, and said to herself, " Because . . . Because . . . Because. " 83 IV THERE was to be a meeting in the village. There were posters on the Market Cross and at the iron doors and at the coach office advising the villagers that Colonel Rudley from Bel- minster would address the meeting and that there would be other speakers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Joyce knows and she is desperate. " " With me, " and Ormonde laughed. " I don't want Bob to come. If he likes to come well and good, but I have not even suggested such a thing. " " If you go he will go, " said Mrs. Ormonde. " I don't see that, " said Ormonde. " He is a free agent. " " Oh, don't you see, " said Mrs. Ormonde, " that if it is proper for you to go it is proper for him. But if you stay he can stay also with a clear conscience. The onus is on you. So Joyce says you ought not to g...o. " "Joyce should mind her own business, " 82 FROM FATHER TO SON said Ormonde. " I am your business, Bob is hers. Let her talk to Bob. " " Oh, Jim, " said Mrs. Ormonde, " she would never do that. " " Why not ? " asked Ormonde. But Mrs. Ormonde only smiled and tapped her fingers on her chair, and said to herself, " Because . . . Because . . . Because. " 83 IV THERE was to be a meeting in the village. There were posters on the Market Cross and at the iron doors and at the coach office advising the villagers that Colonel Rudley from Bel- minster would address the meeting and that there would be other speakers.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Harold Fielding to read onlineMoreLess
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