An Arkansas Planter
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"Help yourself, " said the Major. Gid had spread his hands over thewhisky as if to warm them in this liquidized soul of the past.
"Pour it out for me, John. And I will turn my back so as not to see howmuch you pour. " "Go ahead, " the Major insisted.
"But I am shaken with that suggested profanation, that camphor bottle, and I'm afraid that I might spill a drop. But wait. I am also bold andwill attempt it. Gods, look at that--a shredded sunbeam. " "Don't be afraid of it. " "I was waiting for you... to say that, John. But it is reverence, and notfear. That I should have lived to see this day is a miracle. Shall Ipour yours? There you are. " They stood facing each other. With one hand Gid held high his glass, andwith the other hand he pressed his heart. Their glasses clinked, andthen they touched the liquor with their lips, sipped it, and Gidstretched his neck like a chicken. To have spoken, to have smacked hismouth, would have been profane. There is true reverence in nothing savesilence, and in silence they stood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Help yourself, " said the Major. Gid had spread his hands over thewhisky as if to warm them in this liquidized soul of the past.
"Pour it out for me, John. And I will turn my back so as not to see howmuch you pour. " "Go ahead, " the Major insisted.
"But I am shaken with that suggested profanation, that camphor bottle, and I'm afraid that I might spill a drop. But wait. I am also bold andwill attempt it. Gods, look at that--a shredded sunbeam. " "Don't be afraid of it. " "I was waiting for you... to say that, John. But it is reverence, and notfear. That I should have lived to see this day is a miracle. Shall Ipour yours? There you are. " They stood facing each other. With one hand Gid held high his glass, andwith the other hand he pressed his heart. Their glasses clinked, andthen they touched the liquor with their lips, sipped it, and Gidstretched his neck like a chicken. To have spoken, to have smacked hismouth, would have been profane. There is true reverence in nothing savesilence, and in silence they stood.
What to read after An Arkansas Planter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Read Opie Percival to read onlineMoreLess
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