Aftermath
Aftermath
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Prentice, Sylvia, " I continued, further, "you will want to be very nice to him, and you might give him somethingnew to parse. " Sylvia studied me dubiously; the subject is not one that reassures her.
"Because the other day I heard a very great friend of Mr. Prentice'ssay of him that when he was fifteen he could parse every sentence inVirgil and Homer. And if he could do that then, think what he must heable to do now, and what a pleasure it must afford him!" I would not imbitter Sylvia's joy by... intimating that perhaps Mr. Prentice's studious regard for much of the poetry that he published wasbased upon the fact that he could not parse it.
There has been the most terrible trouble with the raccoon.
This morning the carpenter tied him in my yard as usual; but some timeduring the forenoon, in a fit of rage at his confinement, he pulled thecollar over his head and was gone. Whither and how long no one knew;but it seems that at last, by dint of fences and trees, he attained tothe unapproachable distinction of standing on the comb of Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Prentice, Sylvia, " I continued, further, "you will want to be very nice to him, and you might give him somethingnew to parse. " Sylvia studied me dubiously; the subject is not one that reassures her.
"Because the other day I heard a very great friend of Mr. Prentice'ssay of him that when he was fifteen he could parse every sentence inVirgil and Homer. And if he could do that then, think what he must heable to do now, and what a pleasure it must afford him!" I would not imbitter Sylvia's joy by... intimating that perhaps Mr. Prentice's studious regard for much of the poetry that he published wasbased upon the fact that he could not parse it.
There has been the most terrible trouble with the raccoon.
This morning the carpenter tied him in my yard as usual; but some timeduring the forenoon, in a fit of rage at his confinement, he pulled thecollar over his head and was gone. Whither and how long no one knew;but it seems that at last, by dint of fences and trees, he attained tothe unapproachable distinction of standing on the comb of Mrs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen James Lane to read onlineMoreLess
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