Erewhon Revisited Twenty Years Later, Both By the Original Discoverer of the Country And By His Son
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There were abundant signs that he was nearing farm lands and homesteads, but there was no one about, and if any one saw him there was nothing in his appearance to arouse suspicion.
He determined, therefore, to rest here till hunger should wake him, and drive him into Sunch'ston, which, however, he did not wish to reach till dusk if he could help it. He meant to buy a valise and a few toilette necessaries before the shops should close, and then engage a bedroom at the least frequented inn he cou...ld find that looked fairly clean and comfortable.
He slept till nearly six, and on waking gathered his thoughts together. He could not shake his newly found son from out of them, but there was no good in dwelling upon him now, and he turned his thoughts to the Professors. How, he wondered, were they getting on, and what had they done with the things they had bought from him ?
''How delightful it would be,'* he said to himself, "if I ^ could find where they have hidden their hoard, and hide it somewhere else.*' He tried to project his mind into those of the Pro- fessors, as though they were a team of straying bullocks whose probable action he must determine before he set out to look for them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were abundant signs that he was nearing farm lands and homesteads, but there was no one about, and if any one saw him there was nothing in his appearance to arouse suspicion.
He determined, therefore, to rest here till hunger should wake him, and drive him into Sunch'ston, which, however, he did not wish to reach till dusk if he could help it. He meant to buy a valise and a few toilette necessaries before the shops should close, and then engage a bedroom at the least frequented inn he cou...ld find that looked fairly clean and comfortable.
He slept till nearly six, and on waking gathered his thoughts together. He could not shake his newly found son from out of them, but there was no good in dwelling upon him now, and he turned his thoughts to the Professors. How, he wondered, were they getting on, and what had they done with the things they had bought from him ?
''How delightful it would be,'* he said to himself, "if I ^ could find where they have hidden their hoard, and hide it somewhere else.*' He tried to project his mind into those of the Pro- fessors, as though they were a team of straying bullocks whose probable action he must determine before he set out to look for them.
What to read after Erewhon Revisited Twenty Years Later, Both By the Original Discoverer of the Country And By His Son?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butler Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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