David Copperfield
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This, indeed, he might easily have been if he had been less absorbed, for footstepsfell noiselessly on the sandy ground outside; but even my entrance failed to rousehim. I was standing close to him, looking at him; and still, with a heavy brow, hewas lost in his meditations. He gave such a start when I put my hand upon his shoulder, that he made mestart too. `You come upon me, ' he said, almost angrily, `like a reproachful ghost!'`I was obliged to announce myself, somehow, ' I replied. `Have I ...called youdown from the stars?'`No, ' he answered. `No. '`Up from anywhere, then?' said I, taking my seat near him. `I was looking at the pictures in the fire, ' he returned. `But you are spoiling them for me, ' said I, as he stirred it quickly with a piece ofburning wood, striking out of it a train of red-hot sparks that went careering upthe little chimney, and roaring out into the air. `You would not have seen them, ' he returned. `I detest this mongrel time, neither day nor night. How late you are!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This, indeed, he might easily have been if he had been less absorbed, for footstepsfell noiselessly on the sandy ground outside; but even my entrance failed to rousehim. I was standing close to him, looking at him; and still, with a heavy brow, hewas lost in his meditations. He gave such a start when I put my hand upon his shoulder, that he made mestart too. `You come upon me, ' he said, almost angrily, `like a reproachful ghost!'`I was obliged to announce myself, somehow, ' I replied. `Have I ...called youdown from the stars?'`No, ' he answered. `No. '`Up from anywhere, then?' said I, taking my seat near him. `I was looking at the pictures in the fire, ' he returned. `But you are spoiling them for me, ' said I, as he stirred it quickly with a piece ofburning wood, striking out of it a train of red-hot sparks that went careering upthe little chimney, and roaring out into the air. `You would not have seen them, ' he returned. `I detest this mongrel time, neither day nor night. How late you are!
What to read after David Copperfield?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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