Faces in the Dawn
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The pastor generally smoked a pipe, a long, por celain-bowled pipe which he filled with a brownish dust which he called Knaster. That tobacco did not come from Havana. It grew on fields nearby and in the autumn was hung in the sun on fences and 176 FACES IN THE DAWN racks ; and was very dry, indeed, by the time it was ready for the Herr Pastor to press into his black ened bowl. The bowl was so far away from his lips that he always had to call his wife when the pipe went out, and have her hold t...he match while he puff-puff-puffed. This was, of course, no great inconvenience to him, so he did not take seriously Esperanza s mild suggestion during the first weeks of their marriage that he shorten the stem.
The pastor s pipe had a way, before one bowl of Knaster was half burnt out, of turning his study and gradually the rest of the house into something amazingly like a volcano pit. It made Esperanza and the children cough, and more than once, par ticularly in winter when the casements had to be kept tight, had led Esperanza to ask her lord humbly whether he would mind if she and the little ones went to call on the old coachman s wife, three houses down the road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pastor generally smoked a pipe, a long, por celain-bowled pipe which he filled with a brownish dust which he called Knaster. That tobacco did not come from Havana. It grew on fields nearby and in the autumn was hung in the sun on fences and 176 FACES IN THE DAWN racks ; and was very dry, indeed, by the time it was ready for the Herr Pastor to press into his black ened bowl. The bowl was so far away from his lips that he always had to call his wife when the pipe went out, and have her hold t...he match while he puff-puff-puffed. This was, of course, no great inconvenience to him, so he did not take seriously Esperanza s mild suggestion during the first weeks of their marriage that he shorten the stem.
The pastor s pipe had a way, before one bowl of Knaster was half burnt out, of turning his study and gradually the rest of the house into something amazingly like a volcano pit. It made Esperanza and the children cough, and more than once, par ticularly in winter when the casements had to be kept tight, had led Esperanza to ask her lord humbly whether he would mind if she and the little ones went to call on the old coachman s wife, three houses down the road.
What to read after Faces in the Dawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hagedorn Hermann to read onlineMoreLess
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