A Crystal Age
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" said I to myself, beginning to feel extremely uncomfort- able. " I suppose I have offended against the laws and customs by working the horses too long." " Smith," said the old man, advancing to the table, and depositing thereon a large volume he had brought with him, "come here, and read to me in this book." 119 120 A CRYSTAL AGE « Advancing to the table, I saw that it was written in the same minute, Hebrew - like characters of the folio I had examined on the previous evening. "I cannot read ...it; I do not understand the letters," I said, feeling some shame at having thus publicly to confess my ignorance.
"Then," said he, bending on me a look of the utmost severity, "there is indeed little more to be said. Nevertheless, we take into account the confused state of your intellect yesterday, and judge you leniently; and let us hope that the pangs of an outraged conscience will be more painful to you than the light punishment I am about to inflict for so detestable a crime." I now concluded that I had offended by squeezing Yoletta's hand, and had been told to read from the book merely to make my- self acquainted with the pains and penalties attendant on such an indiscretion, for to call it a "detestable crime" seemed to me a very great abuse of language.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" said I to myself, beginning to feel extremely uncomfort- able. " I suppose I have offended against the laws and customs by working the horses too long." " Smith," said the old man, advancing to the table, and depositing thereon a large volume he had brought with him, "come here, and read to me in this book." 119 120 A CRYSTAL AGE « Advancing to the table, I saw that it was written in the same minute, Hebrew - like characters of the folio I had examined on the previous evening. "I cannot read ...it; I do not understand the letters," I said, feeling some shame at having thus publicly to confess my ignorance.
"Then," said he, bending on me a look of the utmost severity, "there is indeed little more to be said. Nevertheless, we take into account the confused state of your intellect yesterday, and judge you leniently; and let us hope that the pangs of an outraged conscience will be more painful to you than the light punishment I am about to inflict for so detestable a crime." I now concluded that I had offended by squeezing Yoletta's hand, and had been told to read from the book merely to make my- self acquainted with the pains and penalties attendant on such an indiscretion, for to call it a "detestable crime" seemed to me a very great abuse of language.
What to read after A Crystal Age?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Hudson to read onlineMoreLess
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