George Meredith His Life Genius Teaching
George Meredith His Life Genius Teaching
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He's asleep. " " I insist. " " Nonsense : I tell you he's a-bed and asleep. " " I repeat, I insist. " " When the boy's fast asleep, man ! " " The boy is my flesh and blood. You have spoken for your daughter — I speak for my son. I will see him, though I have to batter at your doors till sunrise. " Some minutes later the boy was taken out of his bed by his Aunt Dorothy. While dressing him, the good girl burst into tears ; she covered her nephew with convulsive caresses and told him to have no fe...ar. A gentleman wanted to see him ; nothing more. But Miss Dorothy did not say whether the gentleman was a good man or a robber. She handed the little Harry to the butler Sewis, and when he had been deposited upon the floor of the hall, the child perceived the stranger upon the threshold. And it appeared to him that he was like the giants of fairy-books, when he saw him standing upon the steps, in the framework of sinister sky and darkling trees.
The squire wished to take his grandson by the hand and present him, but the stranger caught up the child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He's asleep. " " I insist. " " Nonsense : I tell you he's a-bed and asleep. " " I repeat, I insist. " " When the boy's fast asleep, man ! " " The boy is my flesh and blood. You have spoken for your daughter — I speak for my son. I will see him, though I have to batter at your doors till sunrise. " Some minutes later the boy was taken out of his bed by his Aunt Dorothy. While dressing him, the good girl burst into tears ; she covered her nephew with convulsive caresses and told him to have no fe...ar. A gentleman wanted to see him ; nothing more. But Miss Dorothy did not say whether the gentleman was a good man or a robber. She handed the little Harry to the butler Sewis, and when he had been deposited upon the floor of the hall, the child perceived the stranger upon the threshold. And it appeared to him that he was like the giants of fairy-books, when he saw him standing upon the steps, in the framework of sinister sky and darkling trees.
The squire wished to take his grandson by the hand and present him, but the stranger caught up the child.
What to read after George Meredith His Life Genius Teaching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Constantin Photiads to read onlineMoreLess
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