Fables
Fables
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None arehappy, none are good, none are respectable, that are not gyved like us. And I must tell you, besides, it is very dangerous talk. If you grumbleof your iron, you will have no luck; if ever you take it off, you will beinstantly smitten by a thunderbolt. " "Are there no thunderbolts for these strangers?" asked Jack.
"Jupiter is longsuffering to the benighted, " returned the catechist.
"Upon my word, I could wish I had been less fortunate, " said Jack. "Forif I had been born benighted, I mi...ght now be going free; and it cannot bedenied the iron is inconvenient, and the ulcer hurts. " "Ah!" cried his uncle, "do not envy the heathen! Theirs is a sad lot!Ah, poor souls, if they but knew the joys of being fettered! Poor souls, my heart yearns for them. But the truth is they are vile, odious, insolent, ill-conditioned, stinking brutes, not truly human--for what isa man without a fetter?--and you cannot be too particular not to touch orspeak with them. " After this talk, the child would never pass one of the unfettered on theroad but what he spat at him and called him names, which was the practiceof the children in that part.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
None arehappy, none are good, none are respectable, that are not gyved like us. And I must tell you, besides, it is very dangerous talk. If you grumbleof your iron, you will have no luck; if ever you take it off, you will beinstantly smitten by a thunderbolt. " "Are there no thunderbolts for these strangers?" asked Jack.
"Jupiter is longsuffering to the benighted, " returned the catechist.
"Upon my word, I could wish I had been less fortunate, " said Jack. "Forif I had been born benighted, I mi...ght now be going free; and it cannot bedenied the iron is inconvenient, and the ulcer hurts. " "Ah!" cried his uncle, "do not envy the heathen! Theirs is a sad lot!Ah, poor souls, if they but knew the joys of being fettered! Poor souls, my heart yearns for them. But the truth is they are vile, odious, insolent, ill-conditioned, stinking brutes, not truly human--for what isa man without a fetter?--and you cannot be too particular not to touch orspeak with them. " After this talk, the child would never pass one of the unfettered on theroad but what he spat at him and called him names, which was the practiceof the children in that part.
What to read after Fables?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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