Sunrise
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"This man Kirski is not so much of a savage as you imagine, " he said. "He learns quickly, and forgets nothing. He can repeat all the articlesof membership; but it is No. 5 that he is particularly fond of. You havenot heard him go over it, Calabressa?" "I? No. He does not waste my time that way. " "His pronunciation, " continued the younger man, with a smile, "is ratherlike the cracking of dry twigs. 'Article 5. Whatever punishment may bedecreed against any Officer, Companion, or Friend of the ...Society may bevicariously borne by any other Officer, Companion, or Friend who of hisown full and free consent acts as substitute; the original offenderbecoming thereby redeemed, acquitted, and released. ' And then heinvariably adds: 'Why not make me of some use? To myself my life isnothing. '" At this moment there was a tapping at the door.
"It is himself, " said Edwards.
"Enter!" Calabressa called out.
The man who now came into the room was a very different looking personfrom the wild, unkempt creature who had confronted Natalie Lind inCurzon Street.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"This man Kirski is not so much of a savage as you imagine, " he said. "He learns quickly, and forgets nothing. He can repeat all the articlesof membership; but it is No. 5 that he is particularly fond of. You havenot heard him go over it, Calabressa?" "I? No. He does not waste my time that way. " "His pronunciation, " continued the younger man, with a smile, "is ratherlike the cracking of dry twigs. 'Article 5. Whatever punishment may bedecreed against any Officer, Companion, or Friend of the ...Society may bevicariously borne by any other Officer, Companion, or Friend who of hisown full and free consent acts as substitute; the original offenderbecoming thereby redeemed, acquitted, and released. ' And then heinvariably adds: 'Why not make me of some use? To myself my life isnothing. '" At this moment there was a tapping at the door.
"It is himself, " said Edwards.
"Enter!" Calabressa called out.
The man who now came into the room was a very different looking personfrom the wild, unkempt creature who had confronted Natalie Lind inCurzon Street.
What to read after Sunrise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Black William to read onlineMoreLess
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