A Country Tragedy
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He had imagined the man miles away, and hurrying as fast as his feet could carry him. Why had he returned? That remained to be answered. The sleeper's face was turned toward Walter, so he scrutinized it closely, notwithstanding the fact that he could move only his head. It was rather difficult and unsatisfactory, still, he was able to discern the following features: A red bloated face and nose, a shock of brown hair, ragged unkempt whiskers a shade lighter, and a high bulging forehead indicativ...e of intelligence, which illy accorded with the rest of his appearance. It was a face that expressed the extreme of dissipa- tion. He was slightly above the medium height, 200 A COUNTRY TRAGEDY.
or probably I should say, beyond the medium length, as he was lying down. He looked to be strong and by no means ill-fed. His clothes were not ragged but very dirty. His shirt and collar had once been white, yet one would have hardly suspected it. Evidently he had been drinking, for a jug lay on the floor near by, from which a part of the contents (presumably "hard cider") had run.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had imagined the man miles away, and hurrying as fast as his feet could carry him. Why had he returned? That remained to be answered. The sleeper's face was turned toward Walter, so he scrutinized it closely, notwithstanding the fact that he could move only his head. It was rather difficult and unsatisfactory, still, he was able to discern the following features: A red bloated face and nose, a shock of brown hair, ragged unkempt whiskers a shade lighter, and a high bulging forehead indicativ...e of intelligence, which illy accorded with the rest of his appearance. It was a face that expressed the extreme of dissipa- tion. He was slightly above the medium height, 200 A COUNTRY TRAGEDY.
or probably I should say, beyond the medium length, as he was lying down. He looked to be strong and by no means ill-fed. His clothes were not ragged but very dirty. His shirt and collar had once been white, yet one would have hardly suspected it. Evidently he had been drinking, for a jug lay on the floor near by, from which a part of the contents (presumably "hard cider") had run.
What to read after A Country Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Cameron Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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