Fighting the Flames
Fighting the Flames
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" Ned Hooper, drunk as he was, felt somewhat startled by this, but, beinga man of wandering and lively imagination, turned from the point inquestion to an idea suggested by it.
"I sh'pose a living corpse wouldn't do, would it? It must be a deadone--eh?" "Be serious if you can, " said Gorman angrily. "I want a corpse. " Ned Hooper, who, like many good-humoured men, was easily roused when ina state of intoxication, fired at the tone of Gorman's voice, and lookedat him as sternly as he could, whil...e he replied: "What have _I_ got to do with yer wants an' yer co'pses--eh? You don'tsh'pose I keep a stock of 'em on hand ready-made, do you--eh?" Thenrelapsing into a placid frame, he smiled, and added, "But fire away, ol'feller, I'm yer man for conv'sashin, specially w'en it's in the comicline. " "That's right, " said Gorman, clapping Ned on the shoulder andendeavouring to conciliate him; "now, then, the question is, how am I toget 'un?" "Ah, thash the question, if Shakspr's to be b'lieved. " "Well, but couldn't you think?" said Gorman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Ned Hooper, drunk as he was, felt somewhat startled by this, but, beinga man of wandering and lively imagination, turned from the point inquestion to an idea suggested by it.
"I sh'pose a living corpse wouldn't do, would it? It must be a deadone--eh?" "Be serious if you can, " said Gorman angrily. "I want a corpse. " Ned Hooper, who, like many good-humoured men, was easily roused when ina state of intoxication, fired at the tone of Gorman's voice, and lookedat him as sternly as he could, whil...e he replied: "What have _I_ got to do with yer wants an' yer co'pses--eh? You don'tsh'pose I keep a stock of 'em on hand ready-made, do you--eh?" Thenrelapsing into a placid frame, he smiled, and added, "But fire away, ol'feller, I'm yer man for conv'sashin, specially w'en it's in the comicline. " "That's right, " said Gorman, clapping Ned on the shoulder andendeavouring to conciliate him; "now, then, the question is, how am I toget 'un?" "Ah, thash the question, if Shakspr's to be b'lieved. " "Well, but couldn't you think?" said Gorman.
What to read after Fighting the Flames?
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