The Twins
The Twins
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yes, now I recollect: let's see, westrolled together midway to Oxton, and, as he was going somewhatfurther, there I left him?" How true the words, and yet how terribly false their meaning!
"Dear me, that's very odd--isn't it, general?" "Not at all, ma'am--not at all; leave the lad alone, he'll be back bydinner-time: I didn't think the boy had so much spirit. " Emily, to whom the general's hint was Greek, looked up cheerfully and inher own glad mind chuckled at her Charles's bold adventure.
But ...the day passed, off, and they sent out men to seek for him: andanother--and all Burleigh was a-stir: and another--and the coast-guardsfrom Lyme to Plymouth Sound searched every hole and corner: andanother--when his mother wept five minutes: and another--when the wonderwas forgotten.
However, they did not put on mourning for the truant: he might turn upyet: perhaps he was at Oxford.
Emily had not much to do in comforting the general for his dear son'sloss; it clearly was a gain to him, and he felt far freer than whenwisdom's eye was on him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
yes, now I recollect: let's see, westrolled together midway to Oxton, and, as he was going somewhatfurther, there I left him?" How true the words, and yet how terribly false their meaning!
"Dear me, that's very odd--isn't it, general?" "Not at all, ma'am--not at all; leave the lad alone, he'll be back bydinner-time: I didn't think the boy had so much spirit. " Emily, to whom the general's hint was Greek, looked up cheerfully and inher own glad mind chuckled at her Charles's bold adventure.
But ...the day passed, off, and they sent out men to seek for him: andanother--and all Burleigh was a-stir: and another--and the coast-guardsfrom Lyme to Plymouth Sound searched every hole and corner: andanother--when his mother wept five minutes: and another--when the wonderwas forgotten.
However, they did not put on mourning for the truant: he might turn upyet: perhaps he was at Oxford.
Emily had not much to do in comforting the general for his dear son'sloss; it clearly was a gain to him, and he felt far freer than whenwisdom's eye was on him.
What to read after The Twins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tupper, Martin Farquhar, 1810-1889 to read onlineMoreLess
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