Fishers of Men
Fishers of Men
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Giant Pagan was summoned.
"Bid Schoolmaster Grainer to come this way!" said Lord Athabasca.
Sergeant Pagan marched along the echoing corridor, tramped down the steps, and crossed the exercising yard as if on parade. Then he came on a different man from the one he had left. Waxen yellow was Grainer 's face. His mouth, once so cruel, twitched at intervals. There was a frightened, furtive look in his pale eyes, which had taken on a red watery rim all about them as if the man had been weeping.
"The... craitur!" scorned Sergeant Pagan. "An' I thocht he was a man ! " He motioned his prisoner to follow him, and marched back to the board room.
Lord Athabasca was standing up in his place at the table head, the other directors looking curiously at him. Only Carvel sat sorrowfully apart with bowed head.
"All right, " thought Schoolmaster Simeon; "I have pulled it off again. " " Mr. Grainer, " said Lord Athabasca, " I will not dwell on your shameful wickedness; I will only — what may touch you more — point out what a fool you have been.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Giant Pagan was summoned.
"Bid Schoolmaster Grainer to come this way!" said Lord Athabasca.
Sergeant Pagan marched along the echoing corridor, tramped down the steps, and crossed the exercising yard as if on parade. Then he came on a different man from the one he had left. Waxen yellow was Grainer 's face. His mouth, once so cruel, twitched at intervals. There was a frightened, furtive look in his pale eyes, which had taken on a red watery rim all about them as if the man had been weeping.
"The... craitur!" scorned Sergeant Pagan. "An' I thocht he was a man ! " He motioned his prisoner to follow him, and marched back to the board room.
Lord Athabasca was standing up in his place at the table head, the other directors looking curiously at him. Only Carvel sat sorrowfully apart with bowed head.
"All right, " thought Schoolmaster Simeon; "I have pulled it off again. " " Mr. Grainer, " said Lord Athabasca, " I will not dwell on your shameful wickedness; I will only — what may touch you more — point out what a fool you have been.
What to read after Fishers of Men?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crockett Samuel Rutherford to read onlineMoreLess
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