A Traveller in Little Things
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I said I would remove it imme- diately; it was mine, as she had given it to me, and it was not a man's skull at all I was only joking, so that she need not have any qualms about it.
THE STORY OF A SKULL 22$ That pacified her, and I took down the old skull, which looked more dreadful than ever when I climbed up to it, for though the dome of it was bleached white, the huge eye cavities and mouth were black and filled with old black mould and dead moss. Doubtless it had been very many years in tha...t place, as the long nails used in fastening it there were eaten up with rust.
When I got back to London the box with the skull in it was put away in my book-room, and rested there forgotten for two or three years. Then one day I was talking on natural history subjects to my publisher, and he told me that his son, just returned from Oxford, had developed a keen interest in osteology and was making a collection of mammalian skulls from the whale and elephant and hippopotamus to the harvest- mouse and lesser shrew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I said I would remove it imme- diately; it was mine, as she had given it to me, and it was not a man's skull at all I was only joking, so that she need not have any qualms about it.
THE STORY OF A SKULL 22$ That pacified her, and I took down the old skull, which looked more dreadful than ever when I climbed up to it, for though the dome of it was bleached white, the huge eye cavities and mouth were black and filled with old black mould and dead moss. Doubtless it had been very many years in tha...t place, as the long nails used in fastening it there were eaten up with rust.
When I got back to London the box with the skull in it was put away in my book-room, and rested there forgotten for two or three years. Then one day I was talking on natural history subjects to my publisher, and he told me that his son, just returned from Oxford, had developed a keen interest in osteology and was making a collection of mammalian skulls from the whale and elephant and hippopotamus to the harvest- mouse and lesser shrew.
What to read after A Traveller in Little Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Hudson to read onlineMoreLess
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