A Fortnight of Folly By Maurice Thompson
A Fortnight of Folly By Maurice Thompson
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The cat, taken by surprise, leaped aside a pace or two and glared in a half-frightened way, with each separate hair on its tail set stiffly. Of course there was more laughter which the reader took as applause.
A Fortnight of Folly. 121 "A brace of cats!" exclaimed the Mstorian. *' A brace of cats ! " Nobody knew what Tie meant, but the laugh- ing increased, simply for the reason that there was nothing to laugh at.
Discovering pretty soon that Miss Nebeker really meant no harm by her manoeuvres,... the cat went back to rub and purr at her feet. Then Miss Nebeker let down her heel on the cat's tail, at the same time beginning with the pathetic part of The Jerseyman^s Jeivsharp.
The unearthly squall that poor puss gave forth was wholly lost on the excited elocutionist, but it quite upset the aiidience, who, not wishing to appear rude, used their handkerchiefs freely.
Miss Nebeker paused to give full effect to a touching line.
The cat wTithed and rolled and clawed the air and wailed like a lost spirit in its vain endeavor to free its tail; but Miss Nebeker, all uncon- scious of the situation, and seeing her hearers convulsed and wiping tears from their faces, redoubled her elocutionary artifices and poured incomparable feeling into her voice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cat, taken by surprise, leaped aside a pace or two and glared in a half-frightened way, with each separate hair on its tail set stiffly. Of course there was more laughter which the reader took as applause.
A Fortnight of Folly. 121 "A brace of cats!" exclaimed the Mstorian. *' A brace of cats ! " Nobody knew what Tie meant, but the laugh- ing increased, simply for the reason that there was nothing to laugh at.
Discovering pretty soon that Miss Nebeker really meant no harm by her manoeuvres,... the cat went back to rub and purr at her feet. Then Miss Nebeker let down her heel on the cat's tail, at the same time beginning with the pathetic part of The Jerseyman^s Jeivsharp.
The unearthly squall that poor puss gave forth was wholly lost on the excited elocutionist, but it quite upset the aiidience, who, not wishing to appear rude, used their handkerchiefs freely.
Miss Nebeker paused to give full effect to a touching line.
The cat wTithed and rolled and clawed the air and wailed like a lost spirit in its vain endeavor to free its tail; but Miss Nebeker, all uncon- scious of the situation, and seeing her hearers convulsed and wiping tears from their faces, redoubled her elocutionary artifices and poured incomparable feeling into her voice.
What to read after A Fortnight of Folly By Maurice Thompson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson Maurice to read onlineMoreLess
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