The Desire of the Moth; And the Come On
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No--nosupper!" "Letter for you, Mr. Mitchell. Just came, " said the clerkrespectfully. "So we were expecting you. Haven't seen you for a longtime. " Britt-Mitchell thrust the letter in his pocket unopened. "It'll keeptill morning. I'm for bed. Good-night, Frank. " He turned in, weary with his exertions to be sure, but with thepleasing consciousness that . .. _some one done Has earned a night's repose_.
Elmsdale never learned these particulars, however. His genial andexpansive smile and the unob...trusive manner of his fading away arethere vaguely associated with Cheshire Puss, of joyful memory, whosedisappearance, like his, began with the end of the tale.
Chapter III "_There's a franklin in the wilds of Kent, hath brought three hundred marks with him in gold . .. A kind of auditor_. " It was quite late when Britt-Mitchell arose like a giant refreshed. First ringing for breakfast, he bathed and shaved and arrayed himselfcarefully in glad habiliments of quiet taste and cut, in which he boreslight resemblance to the rough-and-ready Britt of Elmsdale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No--nosupper!" "Letter for you, Mr. Mitchell. Just came, " said the clerkrespectfully. "So we were expecting you. Haven't seen you for a longtime. " Britt-Mitchell thrust the letter in his pocket unopened. "It'll keeptill morning. I'm for bed. Good-night, Frank. " He turned in, weary with his exertions to be sure, but with thepleasing consciousness that . .. _some one done Has earned a night's repose_.
Elmsdale never learned these particulars, however. His genial andexpansive smile and the unob...trusive manner of his fading away arethere vaguely associated with Cheshire Puss, of joyful memory, whosedisappearance, like his, began with the end of the tale.
Chapter III "_There's a franklin in the wilds of Kent, hath brought three hundred marks with him in gold . .. A kind of auditor_. " It was quite late when Britt-Mitchell arose like a giant refreshed. First ringing for breakfast, he bathed and shaved and arrayed himselfcarefully in glad habiliments of quiet taste and cut, in which he boreslight resemblance to the rough-and-ready Britt of Elmsdale.
What to read after The Desire of the Moth; And the Come On?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rhodes Eugene Manlove to read onlineMoreLess
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