A Tramp's Sketches
A Tramp's Sketches
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"Be at your ease!" said he. "Take whatever place you like, makeyourself comfortable. No, no thanks; it is all from God, it is whatGod gives to the stranger. " He thereupon ran out on to the sand, for the shed was on the seashore, and he beckoned me to follow. To my astonishment, we found outthere an old rickety bedstead with a much rent and rusted springmattress--apparently left for me providentially. It was so old anduseless that it could not be considered property, even in Russia. Itbelonged ...to no one. Its nights were over. I gave it one night more.
The peasant was in high glee.
"Look what I've found for you, " said he. "Who could have expected thatto be waiting outside for you? Several days I have looked at thatbedstead and thought, 'What the devil is that skeleton? Whence?Whither?' Now I understand it well. It is a bed, the bed of theEnglishman on the long journey. .. . " The mattress was fixed to an ancient bed frame--one could not call itbedstead--with twisted legs that gave under weight and threatened tobreak down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Be at your ease!" said he. "Take whatever place you like, makeyourself comfortable. No, no thanks; it is all from God, it is whatGod gives to the stranger. " He thereupon ran out on to the sand, for the shed was on the seashore, and he beckoned me to follow. To my astonishment, we found outthere an old rickety bedstead with a much rent and rusted springmattress--apparently left for me providentially. It was so old anduseless that it could not be considered property, even in Russia. Itbelonged ...to no one. Its nights were over. I gave it one night more.
The peasant was in high glee.
"Look what I've found for you, " said he. "Who could have expected thatto be waiting outside for you? Several days I have looked at thatbedstead and thought, 'What the devil is that skeleton? Whence?Whither?' Now I understand it well. It is a bed, the bed of theEnglishman on the long journey. .. . " The mattress was fixed to an ancient bed frame--one could not call itbedstead--with twisted legs that gave under weight and threatened tobreak down.
What to read after A Tramp's Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graham, Stephen, 1884- to read onlineMoreLess
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