William the Conqueror
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‘D’you think,’ said William sternly, ‘that no one c’sing in the house but you? D’you think—’ ‘Shut up,’ interrupted Robert, furiously, going into the dining-room and slamming the door behind him.
William went into the garden, continuing his interrupted song: ‘’Till I’ve made you – happy too-hoo.’ His ‘too-hoo’ ranged from E flat to F sharp.
The dining-room window was thrown open and a book whizzed past William’s ear, narrowly missing him.
Robert’s infuriated voice followed the book.
... ‘Will you shut up?’ he said. ‘You’re driving me mad.’ ‘I’m not driving you mad, Robert,’ said William, meekly. ‘That’s nothin’ to do with me, Robert.’ Robert leaped over the window-sill and started in pursuit.
William was prepared for this, and fled down the drive, Robert returned to the dining-room. At the gate William hesitated, then raised his untuneful voice in a challenging: ‘I want – to bee – happy—’ He looked expectantly towards the house, but Robert had slammed both window and door and had taken up his novel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘D’you think,’ said William sternly, ‘that no one c’sing in the house but you? D’you think—’ ‘Shut up,’ interrupted Robert, furiously, going into the dining-room and slamming the door behind him.
William went into the garden, continuing his interrupted song: ‘’Till I’ve made you – happy too-hoo.’ His ‘too-hoo’ ranged from E flat to F sharp.
The dining-room window was thrown open and a book whizzed past William’s ear, narrowly missing him.
Robert’s infuriated voice followed the book.
... ‘Will you shut up?’ he said. ‘You’re driving me mad.’ ‘I’m not driving you mad, Robert,’ said William, meekly. ‘That’s nothin’ to do with me, Robert.’ Robert leaped over the window-sill and started in pursuit.
William was prepared for this, and fled down the drive, Robert returned to the dining-room. At the gate William hesitated, then raised his untuneful voice in a challenging: ‘I want – to bee – happy—’ He looked expectantly towards the house, but Robert had slammed both window and door and had taken up his novel.
What to read after William the Conqueror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crompton Richmal to read onlineMoreLess
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