The Riddle of Ramsey Halls
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I could see it from where I was standing on the top floor of the house. He was mad and his bald skin was turning pink. As per usual he was shouting at him, yelling at the top of his lungs that he had been insolent and broken something. It was the usual rigmarole.
But when I looked to Adam, his blue eyes wide and staring, he didn’t look scared once. Rather he seemed resigned to his fate of being the bad boy of the house. When his father was finished shouting, the little boy walked up the steps, h...is little feet patting against the mahogany. It was a long way up to where I was standing and he pouted all the way.
“Why are you always hiding up here?” he asked as he reached the top, his little lungs wheezing as he spoke.
“Because I hate your father as much as you do,”
“Hmmm….” the little boy nodded with his wise eyes staring down over the bannister. “Won’t you suppose you’ll ever come downstairs?”
“I don’t think so,” was all I said and I followed his gaze.
Adam’s father, the corpulent Sir Thomas Collins was ordering his servants about.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I could see it from where I was standing on the top floor of the house. He was mad and his bald skin was turning pink. As per usual he was shouting at him, yelling at the top of his lungs that he had been insolent and broken something. It was the usual rigmarole.
But when I looked to Adam, his blue eyes wide and staring, he didn’t look scared once. Rather he seemed resigned to his fate of being the bad boy of the house. When his father was finished shouting, the little boy walked up the steps, h...is little feet patting against the mahogany. It was a long way up to where I was standing and he pouted all the way.
“Why are you always hiding up here?” he asked as he reached the top, his little lungs wheezing as he spoke.
“Because I hate your father as much as you do,”
“Hmmm….” the little boy nodded with his wise eyes staring down over the bannister. “Won’t you suppose you’ll ever come downstairs?”
“I don’t think so,” was all I said and I followed his gaze.
Adam’s father, the corpulent Sir Thomas Collins was ordering his servants about.
What to read after The Riddle of Ramsey Halls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pippa Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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