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What is she to me?
"Let something happen, I say, " continued he, stretching out his greatarms, with the fists clinched. "I'm tired of this--the life of a dogwith his tail between his legs. Is it _I_ who go about, afraid to lookman or woman in the face? Am I the same who came here six months ago?Did I come here to learn this? Who was it taught it to me, then? I say, I've been deceived; it's no work of mine. Professor Valeyon--he's mademe a subject for experiment; he's tried his theories on me; d...issectedme, and filled in the parts that were wanting. It's a dangerousbusiness, Professor Valeyon. You've lost one daughter; the other may gotoo. " Bressant's voice, which had been growing hoarser and more rapid as hewent on, abruptly sank, at this last sentence, into a whisper; yet, hadany one been there to listen, the whisper would have sounded louder andmore terrible than the most violent vociferation of angry passion. Itbreathed a sudden concentration of evil intelligence, that startled likethe hiss of a serpent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is she to me?
"Let something happen, I say, " continued he, stretching out his greatarms, with the fists clinched. "I'm tired of this--the life of a dogwith his tail between his legs. Is it _I_ who go about, afraid to lookman or woman in the face? Am I the same who came here six months ago?Did I come here to learn this? Who was it taught it to me, then? I say, I've been deceived; it's no work of mine. Professor Valeyon--he's mademe a subject for experiment; he's tried his theories on me; d...issectedme, and filled in the parts that were wanting. It's a dangerousbusiness, Professor Valeyon. You've lost one daughter; the other may gotoo. " Bressant's voice, which had been growing hoarser and more rapid as hewent on, abruptly sank, at this last sentence, into a whisper; yet, hadany one been there to listen, the whisper would have sounded louder andmore terrible than the most violent vociferation of angry passion. Itbreathed a sudden concentration of evil intelligence, that startled likethe hiss of a serpent.
What to read after Bressant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawthorne Julian to read onlineMoreLess
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