A Poor Man's House
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Some ofthe young Seacombe braves collected round to tease him and, ifpossible, to work him into one of his famous passions. But they darednot so much as nudge him; he is too earnest, too vigorous. He lashedthem off with his tongue. And when a dinghy capsized through trying tosail off the wind in a squall, it was the old man who was quickest atthe water's edge with a punt, and first on the spot, although afour-oared boat raced out to the rescue.
[Sidenote: _REGATTA_] Some of the Widgers won race...s, I believe. One takes no great note ofprizes: they are too small. The Regatta is not primarily an affair ofthe fisherfolk; to take any great part in it would be to neglect theirown work; and when they do race, they have a neat method of defeatingthe patronage of the townsfolk who provide prize-money in order thatthey and the visitors may enjoy the spectacle of fishermen (in fisherphrase) pulling their insides out for nort. The prize-money is pooledand divided among all the competitors. In consequence, the races arerowed and sailed with great dignity, and many of the visitors excitethemselves halfway to delirium over the extreme--the make-believecloseness of the finishes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some ofthe young Seacombe braves collected round to tease him and, ifpossible, to work him into one of his famous passions. But they darednot so much as nudge him; he is too earnest, too vigorous. He lashedthem off with his tongue. And when a dinghy capsized through trying tosail off the wind in a squall, it was the old man who was quickest atthe water's edge with a punt, and first on the spot, although afour-oared boat raced out to the rescue.
[Sidenote: _REGATTA_] Some of the Widgers won race...s, I believe. One takes no great note ofprizes: they are too small. The Regatta is not primarily an affair ofthe fisherfolk; to take any great part in it would be to neglect theirown work; and when they do race, they have a neat method of defeatingthe patronage of the townsfolk who provide prize-money in order thatthey and the visitors may enjoy the spectacle of fishermen (in fisherphrase) pulling their insides out for nort. The prize-money is pooledand divided among all the competitors. In consequence, the races arerowed and sailed with great dignity, and many of the visitors excitethemselves halfway to delirium over the extreme--the make-believecloseness of the finishes.
What to read after A Poor Man's House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reynolds Stephen Sydney to read onlineMoreLess
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