Told in the Dormitory
Told in the Dormitory
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It was an immense affair, and had a lid which would entirely hide any occupant. It was a sporting challenge, and greatly appealed to Anstey, who was feeling quite inclined to revive his pantomimic displays ; but no sooner had he established himself in the basket with what degree of comfort he could, and had pulled down the wicker lid, than he heard footsteps approaching along the passage. His heart began to throb, for again Chiron, quite by a matter of chance, had taken Mr. 216 TOLD IN THE DORM...ITORY Mansfield's place. What shocking luck it was ! There was no time to slip back to bed, and his only chance lay in perfect silence. The thought suddenly occurred to Anstey that Walrus had known of this, and he was generous enough, even in his present per- plexity, to acknowledge to himself the reason- ableness of Walrus' little revenge, while all the time this elated person buried his face in his pillow and endeavoured to smother his laughter. Chiron walked between the two long lines of beds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was an immense affair, and had a lid which would entirely hide any occupant. It was a sporting challenge, and greatly appealed to Anstey, who was feeling quite inclined to revive his pantomimic displays ; but no sooner had he established himself in the basket with what degree of comfort he could, and had pulled down the wicker lid, than he heard footsteps approaching along the passage. His heart began to throb, for again Chiron, quite by a matter of chance, had taken Mr. 216 TOLD IN THE DORM...ITORY Mansfield's place. What shocking luck it was ! There was no time to slip back to bed, and his only chance lay in perfect silence. The thought suddenly occurred to Anstey that Walrus had known of this, and he was generous enough, even in his present per- plexity, to acknowledge to himself the reason- ableness of Walrus' little revenge, while all the time this elated person buried his face in his pillow and endeavoured to smother his laughter. Chiron walked between the two long lines of beds.
What to read after Told in the Dormitory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R G Reginald Gellibrand Jennings to read onlineMoreLess
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