A Summers Outing And the Old Mans Story
A Summers Outing And the Old Mans Story
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I took long walks at night out into the open country. I fought the demon of memory ; I fought the commands of conscience. But con- science would not down. The blood spot would not out. Despair filled me.
Aided by my temporary cosmetics, I again be- came Jack Felden, but the change was only par- tial. My glass told me I was he, my conscience whispered, I was John . Mine was a dual being. The hopes of the masquerader were de- pressed by the fears of the real man. I decided to send Jim to Clifton ...to learn something of Belle, resolved if she were still clinging to her pride, to speculate boldly to win a fortune and give it to Rita as a restitution coming from her father's swindler.
You know something of my success in Cin- cinnati. Jim had been my lucky stone ; his rheumatic limbs were my barometer, telling me what the season would be from week to week, and though I did not believe in it, I had specu- lated on what his joints foretold and was now the possessor of a fair competency I would risk my all, court fortune's smile to make or break.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I took long walks at night out into the open country. I fought the demon of memory ; I fought the commands of conscience. But con- science would not down. The blood spot would not out. Despair filled me.
Aided by my temporary cosmetics, I again be- came Jack Felden, but the change was only par- tial. My glass told me I was he, my conscience whispered, I was John . Mine was a dual being. The hopes of the masquerader were de- pressed by the fears of the real man. I decided to send Jim to Clifton ...to learn something of Belle, resolved if she were still clinging to her pride, to speculate boldly to win a fortune and give it to Rita as a restitution coming from her father's swindler.
You know something of my success in Cin- cinnati. Jim had been my lucky stone ; his rheumatic limbs were my barometer, telling me what the season would be from week to week, and though I did not believe in it, I had specu- lated on what his joints foretold and was now the possessor of a fair competency I would risk my all, court fortune's smile to make or break.
What to read after A Summers Outing And the Old Mans Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carter Henry Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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