A Chance Acquaintance
A Chance Acquaintance
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Arbuton lifted himself, and looked angrily round upon the gaping spectators, who began, one by one, to take in their heads from their windows and to slink back to their thresholds as if they had been guilty of something much worse than a desire to succor a human being in peril.
" Good heavens ! " said Mr. Arbuton, " what an abominable scene ! " His face was deadly pale, as he turned from these insolent intruders to his de- NEXT MORNING. ITS' liverer, whom he saluted, Avith a " Merci bien ! " sp...oken in a cold, steady voice. Then he drew off his overcoat, which had been torn by the dog's teeth and irreparably dishonored in the encounter.
He looked at it shuddering, with a countenance of intense disgust, and made a motion as if to hurl it into the street. But his eye again fell upon the cooper's squalid httle figure, as he stood twist- ing his hands into his apron, and with voluble eagerness protesting that it was not his dog, but that of the English ship-captain, who had left it with him, and whom he had many a time besought to have the beast killed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Arbuton lifted himself, and looked angrily round upon the gaping spectators, who began, one by one, to take in their heads from their windows and to slink back to their thresholds as if they had been guilty of something much worse than a desire to succor a human being in peril.
" Good heavens ! " said Mr. Arbuton, " what an abominable scene ! " His face was deadly pale, as he turned from these insolent intruders to his de- NEXT MORNING. ITS' liverer, whom he saluted, Avith a " Merci bien ! " sp...oken in a cold, steady voice. Then he drew off his overcoat, which had been torn by the dog's teeth and irreparably dishonored in the encounter.
He looked at it shuddering, with a countenance of intense disgust, and made a motion as if to hurl it into the street. But his eye again fell upon the cooper's squalid httle figure, as he stood twist- ing his hands into his apron, and with voluble eagerness protesting that it was not his dog, but that of the English ship-captain, who had left it with him, and whom he had many a time besought to have the beast killed.
What to read after A Chance Acquaintance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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