Green Tea; Mr. Justice Harbottle
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I can't describe easily what ashock I had received, and my sense of genuine gratitude on findingmyself, as I supposed, quite rid of it.
"I had got out a little before we reached this house, two or threehundred steps. A brick wall runs along the footpath, and inside the wallis a hedge of yew, or some dark evergreen of that kind, and within thatagain the row of fine trees which you may have remarked as you came.
"This brick wall is about as high as my shoulder, and happening to raisemy eyes I saw... the monkey, with that stooping gait, on all fours, walkingor creeping, close beside me, on top of the wall. I stopped, looking atit with a feeling of loathing and horror. As I stopped so did it. It satup on the wall with its long hands on its knees looking at me. There wasnot light enough to see it much more than in outline, nor was it darkenough to bring the peculiar light of its eyes into strong relief. Istill saw, however, that red foggy light plainly enough. It did not showits teeth, nor exhibit any sign of irritation, but seemed jaded andsulky, and was observing me steadily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I can't describe easily what ashock I had received, and my sense of genuine gratitude on findingmyself, as I supposed, quite rid of it.
"I had got out a little before we reached this house, two or threehundred steps. A brick wall runs along the footpath, and inside the wallis a hedge of yew, or some dark evergreen of that kind, and within thatagain the row of fine trees which you may have remarked as you came.
"This brick wall is about as high as my shoulder, and happening to raisemy eyes I saw... the monkey, with that stooping gait, on all fours, walkingor creeping, close beside me, on top of the wall. I stopped, looking atit with a feeling of loathing and horror. As I stopped so did it. It satup on the wall with its long hands on its knees looking at me. There wasnot light enough to see it much more than in outline, nor was it darkenough to bring the peculiar light of its eyes into strong relief. Istill saw, however, that red foggy light plainly enough. It did not showits teeth, nor exhibit any sign of irritation, but seemed jaded andsulky, and was observing me steadily.
What to read after Green Tea; Mr. Justice Harbottle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Le Fanu Joseph Sheridan to read onlineMoreLess
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