Fire Island
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Now the brush ran carefully alongthe skin, so as not to smirch the feathers at the edge; now it waspassed along the thin stretched neck and up to the skull, which had beenleft whole all but the back, where brains and eyeballs had beencarefully extracted, leaving nothing but the paper-like bone ofwondrously delicate texture and strength. Here the brush was sedulouslyapplied with more and more cream, which shed a pleasant odour around.
"Pyson, ain't it, sir?" said Wriggs, at last.
"Yes, my man, d...angerously poisonous, " said Oliver, as he worked away.
"Wouldn't do to set me that job, sir, " said Smith.
"Why not? You could soon learn. " "'Cause I got a bad habit, sir. " "Lots!" said Wriggs, laconically.
"Here, don't you be so jolly fond o' running down your messmate, Bill. 'Course I've got lots a' bad habits--everybody has--don't s'pose I gotmore more nor you, mate. " "Dessay not, Tommy, " said Wriggs, with a chuckle.
"What I meant was as I've got a bad habit a' poppin' my fingers in mymouth every now and then, when I'm doin' anythin', so as to get a betterhold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now the brush ran carefully alongthe skin, so as not to smirch the feathers at the edge; now it waspassed along the thin stretched neck and up to the skull, which had beenleft whole all but the back, where brains and eyeballs had beencarefully extracted, leaving nothing but the paper-like bone ofwondrously delicate texture and strength. Here the brush was sedulouslyapplied with more and more cream, which shed a pleasant odour around.
"Pyson, ain't it, sir?" said Wriggs, at last.
"Yes, my man, d...angerously poisonous, " said Oliver, as he worked away.
"Wouldn't do to set me that job, sir, " said Smith.
"Why not? You could soon learn. " "'Cause I got a bad habit, sir. " "Lots!" said Wriggs, laconically.
"Here, don't you be so jolly fond o' running down your messmate, Bill. 'Course I've got lots a' bad habits--everybody has--don't s'pose I gotmore more nor you, mate. " "Dessay not, Tommy, " said Wriggs, with a chuckle.
"What I meant was as I've got a bad habit a' poppin' my fingers in mymouth every now and then, when I'm doin' anythin', so as to get a betterhold.
What to read after Fire Island?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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