The Madness of Mr. Lister
The Madness of Mr. Lister
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"I've got a touch of the 'art again, lad, " said the elderly invalid, asthey sat alone in the forecastle one night at Seacole.
"You move about too much, " said the cook. "Why not turn in and rest?" Mr. Lister, who had not expected this, fidgeted. "I think I'll go ashorea bit and try the air, " he said, suggestively. "I'll just go as far asthe Black Horse and back. You won't have me long now, my lad. " "No, I know, " said the cook; "that's what's worrying me a bit. ""Don't worry about me, " said... the old man, pausing with his hand on theother's shoulder; "I'm not worth it. Don't look so glum, lad. " "I've got something on my mind, Jem, " said the cook, staring straight infront of him.
"What is it?" inquired Mr. Lister.
"You know what you told me about those pains in your inside?" said thecook, without looking at him.
Jem groaned and felt his side.
"And what you said about its being a relief to die, " continued the other, "only you was afraid to commit suicide?" "Well?" said Mr. Lister.
"It used to worry me, " continued the cook, earnestly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I've got a touch of the 'art again, lad, " said the elderly invalid, asthey sat alone in the forecastle one night at Seacole.
"You move about too much, " said the cook. "Why not turn in and rest?" Mr. Lister, who had not expected this, fidgeted. "I think I'll go ashorea bit and try the air, " he said, suggestively. "I'll just go as far asthe Black Horse and back. You won't have me long now, my lad. " "No, I know, " said the cook; "that's what's worrying me a bit. ""Don't worry about me, " said... the old man, pausing with his hand on theother's shoulder; "I'm not worth it. Don't look so glum, lad. " "I've got something on my mind, Jem, " said the cook, staring straight infront of him.
"What is it?" inquired Mr. Lister.
"You know what you told me about those pains in your inside?" said thecook, without looking at him.
Jem groaned and felt his side.
"And what you said about its being a relief to die, " continued the other, "only you was afraid to commit suicide?" "Well?" said Mr. Lister.
"It used to worry me, " continued the cook, earnestly.
What to read after The Madness of Mr. Lister?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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