Dewitt Miller
Dewitt Miller
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Parallel with the hall and of equal length ran the great covered veranda, and this he turned into a sleeping-room. Only last May he was busy superintending the putting up of screens to keep out the 'matutinal fly. ' The walls of the hall were coated on both sides with books, and there were shelves in each of the bed-rooms. On first taking posses- sion of the Library, Miller had placed several heavy cases in his own room next the partition, and filled them with his rarest books. He had an idea t...hat the air was dryer up there, and that it was in all ways a better place for the 'nuggets' than on the ground level. Under [78] A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH the weight of the cases the bed-room floor began little by little to sink, and kept on sink- ing until Miller feared that he might be in the plight of the man in the 'Purple Cow' book. That worthy had walls and a ceiling but no place to put his feet, and used to spring from the bed to the dresser, and from the dresser to the door.
When the lord of the manor was summoned to look at the damage that was being done he made no comment on the behavior of the floor, but remarked dryly that 'it was a pretty good partition that would stand without visible means of support.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Parallel with the hall and of equal length ran the great covered veranda, and this he turned into a sleeping-room. Only last May he was busy superintending the putting up of screens to keep out the 'matutinal fly. ' The walls of the hall were coated on both sides with books, and there were shelves in each of the bed-rooms. On first taking posses- sion of the Library, Miller had placed several heavy cases in his own room next the partition, and filled them with his rarest books. He had an idea t...hat the air was dryer up there, and that it was in all ways a better place for the 'nuggets' than on the ground level. Under [78] A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH the weight of the cases the bed-room floor began little by little to sink, and kept on sink- ing until Miller feared that he might be in the plight of the man in the 'Purple Cow' book. That worthy had walls and a ceiling but no place to put his feet, and used to spring from the bed to the dresser, and from the dresser to the door.
When the lord of the manor was summoned to look at the damage that was being done he made no comment on the behavior of the floor, but remarked dryly that 'it was a pretty good partition that would stand without visible means of support.
What to read after Dewitt Miller?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vincent Leon Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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