A Florida Sketch-book
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"He seemed to have seen them everywhere, and to have killed them as onekills mosquitoes. I looked a second time at the moving thing in thegrass. It was clothed in innocent black; but, being a son of Adam, Irose with involuntary politeness to let it pass. An instant more, and itslipped into the masonry at my side, and I sat down again. It had beenout taking the sun, and had come back to its hole in the wall. How likethe story of my own day, --of my whole winter vacation! Nay, if we chooseto view... it so, how like the story of human life itself!
As I started homeward, leaving the mill and the cabin behind me, somecattle were feeding in the grassy road. At sight of my umbrella (thereare few places where a sunshade is more welcome than in a Floridapine-wood) they scampered away into the scrub. Poor, wild-eyed, hungry-looking things! I thought of Pharaoh's lean kine. They were likethe country itself, I was ready to say. But perhaps I misjudged both, seeing both, as I did, in the winter season.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"He seemed to have seen them everywhere, and to have killed them as onekills mosquitoes. I looked a second time at the moving thing in thegrass. It was clothed in innocent black; but, being a son of Adam, Irose with involuntary politeness to let it pass. An instant more, and itslipped into the masonry at my side, and I sat down again. It had beenout taking the sun, and had come back to its hole in the wall. How likethe story of my own day, --of my whole winter vacation! Nay, if we chooseto view... it so, how like the story of human life itself!
As I started homeward, leaving the mill and the cabin behind me, somecattle were feeding in the grassy road. At sight of my umbrella (thereare few places where a sunshade is more welcome than in a Floridapine-wood) they scampered away into the scrub. Poor, wild-eyed, hungry-looking things! I thought of Pharaoh's lean kine. They were likethe country itself, I was ready to say. But perhaps I misjudged both, seeing both, as I did, in the winter season.
What to read after A Florida Sketch-book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Torrey Bradford to read onlineMoreLess
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