Harper's New Monthly Magazine 93
Harper's New Monthly Magazine 93
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I sup- pose contrast works wonders. Anyway, they joined my host in defending, more or less, what they were pleased to call the ** bravery " of the toreador. They had never seen a fight, but they thought they would like to see one before they left Spain.
Mr. D had promised to take them on the approaching f^te-day. He asked me if I would share their box. I don't know what he thought of my manners as the result of my reply. It was civil, of course, but somehow the mere fancy of anybody's going to ...visit that place of cruelty out of sheer curiosity was more than I could bear, and I flung out in a scornful denunciation of everything and everybody connected with the afPair to wliich I was invited. Mr. D was kind, and forgave me my impulsiveness.
That night, as I left the house, he asked me. smiling, **So you won't go to the fight on Wednesday?" You xciir.— No. S5&— 64 " No," I retorted, full of a sense of the wickedness of the thing. '^ Not to see a pitiful, defenceless horse butchered. Prom- ise me that a man will die, and I will go with pleasure." The f^te-day came and went, and there was no fight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I sup- pose contrast works wonders. Anyway, they joined my host in defending, more or less, what they were pleased to call the ** bravery " of the toreador. They had never seen a fight, but they thought they would like to see one before they left Spain.
Mr. D had promised to take them on the approaching f^te-day. He asked me if I would share their box. I don't know what he thought of my manners as the result of my reply. It was civil, of course, but somehow the mere fancy of anybody's going to ...visit that place of cruelty out of sheer curiosity was more than I could bear, and I flung out in a scornful denunciation of everything and everybody connected with the afPair to wliich I was invited. Mr. D was kind, and forgave me my impulsiveness.
That night, as I left the house, he asked me. smiling, **So you won't go to the fight on Wednesday?" You xciir.— No. S5&— 64 " No," I retorted, full of a sense of the wickedness of the thing. '^ Not to see a pitiful, defenceless horse butchered. Prom- ise me that a man will die, and I will go with pleasure." The f^te-day came and went, and there was no fight.
What to read after Harper's New Monthly Magazine 93?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Davis Batchelder Collection (Library of Congress) to read onlineMoreLess
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