At the Crossing With Denis Mcshane
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Mc- Shane had planted, under sun- flowers that bent their heavy heads down as if mournful and dumb with Denis. I will not try to record what I said. It was halting enough to be left behind, though I did the best I could. This only need be told, that not once did I see the glow of the old man's pipe in the gloam- ing. This solace of his day's end for a lifetime was in his hand; but it was stone-cold all evening. [25] Ill DENIS AND THE GIPSY 1 HE best of friends must be pre- pared to discover at ...times that one or the other has a secret nothing of consequence, perhaps, but some- thing he wishes to keep to himself. Friendship has few finer tokens than to honor that wish outright. I had occasion to remember this more than once in my long relations with the old street sweeper; and this I did on that summer night when he was first alone; for I noticed that he kept looking momentarily at a brass ring he always wore. But I asked no questions.
There was one small matter, how- ever, often the subject of my curi- osity through the years, which I became eager to learn about.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mc- Shane had planted, under sun- flowers that bent their heavy heads down as if mournful and dumb with Denis. I will not try to record what I said. It was halting enough to be left behind, though I did the best I could. This only need be told, that not once did I see the glow of the old man's pipe in the gloam- ing. This solace of his day's end for a lifetime was in his hand; but it was stone-cold all evening. [25] Ill DENIS AND THE GIPSY 1 HE best of friends must be pre- pared to discover at ...times that one or the other has a secret nothing of consequence, perhaps, but some- thing he wishes to keep to himself. Friendship has few finer tokens than to honor that wish outright. I had occasion to remember this more than once in my long relations with the old street sweeper; and this I did on that summer night when he was first alone; for I noticed that he kept looking momentarily at a brass ring he always wore. But I asked no questions.
There was one small matter, how- ever, often the subject of my curi- osity through the years, which I became eager to learn about.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knight William Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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