An Itinerant House And Other Stories
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" I turned him out. " Be- tween us two!" I cried, and flung him down the steps. " Between us two ! " I muttered to myself as I went up-stairs to my room, with a passing glimpse of Elinor, disturbed and blush- ing, in the doorway of her aunt's room. She did not come to dinner. The foreign boarders Dramatic in ifljj JDesting. 109 were shocked or excited ; the others amused or unmoved; the landlady was vexed. I was filled with shame to have spent so much force and feeling on such a wretch, and 'to... have dis- tressed Elinor by setting all these tongues in motion about her ; to think that I, Yorke Rhys, high-born and high-bred, should have deigned to so beat a creature of no more worth in the world than a worm. But, as I told Brande that night in my room, I had a strange dislike for Si-ki.
" He was too cat-like, " I said, "with his grave air, his slyness and soft tread, his self- contained cunning. " "Yes, " said Brande; "our rough classes are like the larger kind of beast ; those of the Chinese are like rats and gophers the timid, wiry, alert creatures who pose on their hind- legs in nursery-tale pictures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I turned him out. " Be- tween us two!" I cried, and flung him down the steps. " Between us two ! " I muttered to myself as I went up-stairs to my room, with a passing glimpse of Elinor, disturbed and blush- ing, in the doorway of her aunt's room. She did not come to dinner. The foreign boarders Dramatic in ifljj JDesting. 109 were shocked or excited ; the others amused or unmoved; the landlady was vexed. I was filled with shame to have spent so much force and feeling on such a wretch, and 'to... have dis- tressed Elinor by setting all these tongues in motion about her ; to think that I, Yorke Rhys, high-born and high-bred, should have deigned to so beat a creature of no more worth in the world than a worm. But, as I told Brande that night in my room, I had a strange dislike for Si-ki.
" He was too cat-like, " I said, "with his grave air, his slyness and soft tread, his self- contained cunning. " "Yes, " said Brande; "our rough classes are like the larger kind of beast ; those of the Chinese are like rats and gophers the timid, wiry, alert creatures who pose on their hind- legs in nursery-tale pictures.
What to read after An Itinerant House And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Frances Dawson to read onlineMoreLess
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