Tom Brown's School DaysJ.M. Dent, 1906 - 276 sayfa High spirits, sportsmanship, academics, and honor as practiced by a school boy in an early nineteenth-century English boarding school. |
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Sayfa 100 - They are hauled and roll off him, and Tom is discovered a motionless body. Old Brooke picks him up. " Stand back, give him air," he says ; and then feeling his limbs, adds, " No bones broken. How do you feel, young un ? " " Hah-hah," gasps Tom as his wind comes back, "pretty well, thank you — all right.
Sayfa 199 - On went the talk and laughter. Arthur finished his washing and undressing, and put on his nightgown. He then looked round more nervously than ever. Two or three of the little boys were already in bed, sitting up with their chins on their knees. The light burned clear, the noise went on. It was a trying moment for the poor little lonely boy ; however, this time he didn't ask Tom what he might or might not do, but dropped on his knees by his bedside, as he had done every day from...