Davenport Dunn : a Man of Our Day 1
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Since her father's attendance at the custom-house ceased — for he had been formally dismissed at the begin- ning of the week — his manner had exhibited strange alternations of wild excitement and deep depression. At times he would move hurriedly about, talking rapidly, sometimes singing to himself, at others he would sit in a state of torpor for hours. He drank, too, affecting some passing pain or some uneasiness as an excuse for the whisky-bottle, and when gently remonstrated with on the evil ...consequences, became fearfully passionate and excited.
*' I suppoce I'll be called a drunkard next — there's nothing more likely than I'll be told it was my own sottish habits brought all this ruin upon me. 'He's a sot' — 'He's never sober ' — ' Ask his own daughter about him.'" And then stimulating himself, he would become furious with rage. As constantly, too, did he inveigh against Dunn, saying that it was he that ruined him, and that had he not listened to his treacherous counsels, he might have arranged matters with his creditors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since her father's attendance at the custom-house ceased — for he had been formally dismissed at the begin- ning of the week — his manner had exhibited strange alternations of wild excitement and deep depression. At times he would move hurriedly about, talking rapidly, sometimes singing to himself, at others he would sit in a state of torpor for hours. He drank, too, affecting some passing pain or some uneasiness as an excuse for the whisky-bottle, and when gently remonstrated with on the evil ...consequences, became fearfully passionate and excited.
*' I suppoce I'll be called a drunkard next — there's nothing more likely than I'll be told it was my own sottish habits brought all this ruin upon me. 'He's a sot' — 'He's never sober ' — ' Ask his own daughter about him.'" And then stimulating himself, he would become furious with rage. As constantly, too, did he inveigh against Dunn, saying that it was he that ruined him, and that had he not listened to his treacherous counsels, he might have arranged matters with his creditors.
What to read after Davenport Dunn : a Man of Our Day 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lever Charles James to read onlineMoreLess
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