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Boyhood in Norway

Chapter XIII · Chapter 13

Chapter 13 of Boyhood in Norway is here in full — 161 sentences across 33 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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I don’t think you are troubled with overmuch wit yourself, judging by the style of your jokes,” was Grim’s cool retort.
The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.
The blood mounted to his head, and his anger got the better of his natural cowardice.
Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.
Why don’t you take your lunkhead of a son home to his mother, if he isn’t bright enough to understand fun!” he shouted.
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Boyhood in Norway

Chapter XIII · Chapter 13

Chapter 13 of Boyhood in Norway is here in full — 161 sentences across 33 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/32 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

Line 1
I don’t think you are troubled with overmuch wit yourself, judging by the style of your jokes,” was Grim’s cool retort.
Line 2
The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.
Line 3
The blood mounted to his head, and his anger got the better of his natural cowardice.
Line 4
Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.
Line 5
Why don’t you take your lunkhead of a son home to his mother, if he isn’t bright enough to understand fun!” he shouted.

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Blood noun US /blʌd/

The red fluid that circulates in the heart and blood vessels.

From this reading “The blood mounted to his head, and his anger got the better of his natural cowardice.”

Stood verb US /stʊd/

Maintained an upright posture.

From this reading “Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.”

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a

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about

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From this reading Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.

again

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

an

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and

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anger

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From this reading The blood mounted to his head, and his anger got the better of his natural cowardice.

anxious

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

are

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From this reading “I don’t think you are troubled with overmuch wit yourself, judging by the style of your jokes,” was Grim’s cool retort.

as

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From this reading Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.

at

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

better

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From this reading The blood mounted to his head, and his anger got the better of his natural cowardice.

bloodnounUS /blʌd/

The red fluid that circulates in the heart and blood vessels.

From this reading The blood mounted to his head, and his anger got the better of his natural cowardice.

bright

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From this reading “Why don’t you take your lunkhead of a son home to his mother, if he isn’t bright enough to understand fun!” he shouted.

bully's

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but

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by

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clinching

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From this reading Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.

company

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cool

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cowardice

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From this reading The blood mounted to his head, and his anger got the better of his natural cowardice.

difficulty

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

don't

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enough

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From this reading “Why don’t you take your lunkhead of a son home to his mother, if he isn’t bright enough to understand fun!” he shouted.

exciting

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

expense

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

fist

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From this reading Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.

for

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From this reading Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.

fun

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From this reading “Why don’t you take your lunkhead of a son home to his mother, if he isn’t bright enough to understand fun!” he shouted.

got

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From this reading The blood mounted to his head, and his anger got the better of his natural cowardice.

Grim's

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From this reading “I don’t think you are troubled with overmuch wit yourself, judging by the style of your jokes,” was Grim’s cool retort.

had

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From this reading Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.

he

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From this reading Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.

head

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From this reading The blood mounted to his head, and his anger got the better of his natural cowardice.

heel

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From this reading Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.

his

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

home

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From this reading “Why don’t you take your lunkhead of a son home to his mother, if he isn’t bright enough to understand fun!” he shouted.

I

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From this reading “I don’t think you are troubled with overmuch wit yourself, judging by the style of your jokes,” was Grim’s cool retort.

if

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From this reading “Why don’t you take your lunkhead of a son home to his mother, if he isn’t bright enough to understand fun!” he shouted.

in

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From this reading Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.

Instead

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From this reading Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.

intended

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From this reading Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.

irresolute

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From this reading Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.

isn't

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From this reading “Why don’t you take your lunkhead of a son home to his mother, if he isn’t bright enough to understand fun!” he shouted.

jokes

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From this reading “I don’t think you are troubled with overmuch wit yourself, judging by the style of your jokes,” was Grim’s cool retort.

judging

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From this reading “I don’t think you are troubled with overmuch wit yourself, judging by the style of your jokes,” was Grim’s cool retort.

laughter

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

lose

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

lunkhead

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From this reading “Why don’t you take your lunkhead of a son home to his mother, if he isn’t bright enough to understand fun!” he shouted.

moment

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From this reading Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.

mother

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From this reading “Why don’t you take your lunkhead of a son home to his mother, if he isn’t bright enough to understand fun!” he shouted.

mounted

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From this reading The blood mounted to his head, and his anger got the better of his natural cowardice.

natural

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From this reading The blood mounted to his head, and his anger got the better of his natural cowardice.

not

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

of

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From this reading “I don’t think you are troubled with overmuch wit yourself, judging by the style of your jokes,” was Grim’s cool retort.

off

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From this reading Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.

Ola

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

on

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From this reading Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.

out

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

overmuch

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From this reading “I don’t think you are troubled with overmuch wit yourself, judging by the style of your jokes,” was Grim’s cool retort.

plainly

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

pocket

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From this reading Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.

retort

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From this reading “I don’t think you are troubled with overmuch wit yourself, judging by the style of your jokes,” was Grim’s cool retort.

saw

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

scene

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

screamed

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

shouted

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From this reading “Why don’t you take your lunkhead of a son home to his mother, if he isn’t bright enough to understand fun!” he shouted.

sneaking

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From this reading Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.

son

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From this reading “Why don’t you take your lunkhead of a son home to his mother, if he isn’t bright enough to understand fun!” he shouted.

stoodverbUS /stʊd/

Maintained an upright posture.

From this reading Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.

style

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From this reading “I don’t think you are troubled with overmuch wit yourself, judging by the style of your jokes,” was Grim’s cool retort.

take

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From this reading “Why don’t you take your lunkhead of a son home to his mother, if he isn’t bright enough to understand fun!” he shouted.

that

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

the

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From this reading “I don’t think you are troubled with overmuch wit yourself, judging by the style of your jokes,” was Grim’s cool retort.

think

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From this reading “I don’t think you are troubled with overmuch wit yourself, judging by the style of your jokes,” was Grim’s cool retort.

this

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

time

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

to

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

troubled

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From this reading “I don’t think you are troubled with overmuch wit yourself, judging by the style of your jokes,” was Grim’s cool retort.

trying

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

understand

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From this reading “Why don’t you take your lunkhead of a son home to his mother, if he isn’t bright enough to understand fun!” he shouted.

was

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From this reading “I don’t think you are troubled with overmuch wit yourself, judging by the style of your jokes,” was Grim’s cool retort.

were

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

wheeled

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From this reading Instead of sneaking off, as he had intended, he wheeled about on his heel and stood for a moment irresolute, clinching his fist in his pocket.

who

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

Why

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From this reading “Why don’t you take your lunkhead of a son home to his mother, if he isn’t bright enough to understand fun!” he shouted.

wit

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From this reading “I don’t think you are troubled with overmuch wit yourself, judging by the style of your jokes,” was Grim’s cool retort.

with

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From this reading “I don’t think you are troubled with overmuch wit yourself, judging by the style of your jokes,” was Grim’s cool retort.

wriggle

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From this reading The company, who plainly saw that Ola was trying to wriggle out of his difficulty, but were anxious not to lose an exciting scene, screamed with laughter again; but this time at the bully’s expense.

you

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From this reading “I don’t think you are troubled with overmuch wit yourself, judging by the style of your jokes,” was Grim’s cool retort.

your

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From this reading “I don’t think you are troubled with overmuch wit yourself, judging by the style of your jokes,” was Grim’s cool retort.

yourself

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From this reading “I don’t think you are troubled with overmuch wit yourself, judging by the style of your jokes,” was Grim’s cool retort.

Chapter 13 of Boyhood in Norway by Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen holds 161 sentences, grouped into 33 reading sections of at most 5 sentences. The text is the public-domain source, unabridged, and the chapter records which sentences cover which part of the work so that nothing is dropped. Every word can be tapped for its pronunciation and dictionary entry.

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Stories
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Boy-life
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Midnight
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