Doctor Claudius, a True Story
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In truth the little thingcould not well listen to anything else, considering the position inwhich it was placed. Claudius stood staring at the little caravan, halted at the corner of the most aristocratic street in New York, andhis attention was gradually roused to comprehend what he saw. Hereflected that next to being bound on the back of a wild horse, likeMazeppa, the most horrible fate conceivable must be that of this dirtybaby, put to bed in perpetuity on the back of a crazy grind-organ. He...smiled at the idea, and the woman held out a battered tin dish with onehand, while the other in its revolution ground out the final palpitatingsqueaks of "_Ah, che la morte ognora_. " Claudius put his hand into hispocket and gave the poor creature a coin.
"You are encouraging a public nuisance, " said a thin gentlemanly voiceat his elbow. Claudius looked down and saw Mr. Barker.
"Yes, " said the Doctor, "I remember a remark you once made to me aboutthe deserving poor in New York--it was the day before yesterday, Ithink.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In truth the little thingcould not well listen to anything else, considering the position inwhich it was placed. Claudius stood staring at the little caravan, halted at the corner of the most aristocratic street in New York, andhis attention was gradually roused to comprehend what he saw. Hereflected that next to being bound on the back of a wild horse, likeMazeppa, the most horrible fate conceivable must be that of this dirtybaby, put to bed in perpetuity on the back of a crazy grind-organ. He...smiled at the idea, and the woman held out a battered tin dish with onehand, while the other in its revolution ground out the final palpitatingsqueaks of "_Ah, che la morte ognora_. " Claudius put his hand into hispocket and gave the poor creature a coin.
"You are encouraging a public nuisance, " said a thin gentlemanly voiceat his elbow. Claudius looked down and saw Mr. Barker.
"Yes, " said the Doctor, "I remember a remark you once made to me aboutthe deserving poor in New York--it was the day before yesterday, Ithink.
What to read after Doctor Claudius, a True Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crawford Francis Marion to read onlineMoreLess
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