Heinrich Heines Life Told in His Own Words
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I confess that Borne's whole proceedings in these letters reminded me of an old constable who, when I was a little boy, ruled in my native city. I say ruled, for he main- tained order in the streets by a free use of his stick, inspiring us children with the most abject respect, and sending us scam- pering off at the mere sight of him, if we were indulging in any noisy games in the street. This constable suddenly went crazy, and took it into his head that he was a street blackguard ; and to our ...utter amazement we saw him, the absolute tyrant of the streets, instead of keeping order, take to leading us into the wildest mischief. "You are too tame, " he would cry. "But I'll show you how to make 'em stare ! " And thereupon he began to roar like a lion or squall like a cat, pulled all the house bells till the handles came off, and sent stones crashing through the windows, shouting all the while, " I'll show you how to make 'em stare ! " We little boys were greatly delighted 368 The 'People's Union.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I confess that Borne's whole proceedings in these letters reminded me of an old constable who, when I was a little boy, ruled in my native city. I say ruled, for he main- tained order in the streets by a free use of his stick, inspiring us children with the most abject respect, and sending us scam- pering off at the mere sight of him, if we were indulging in any noisy games in the street. This constable suddenly went crazy, and took it into his head that he was a street blackguard ; and to our ...utter amazement we saw him, the absolute tyrant of the streets, instead of keeping order, take to leading us into the wildest mischief. "You are too tame, " he would cry. "But I'll show you how to make 'em stare ! " And thereupon he began to roar like a lion or squall like a cat, pulled all the house bells till the handles came off, and sent stones crashing through the windows, shouting all the while, " I'll show you how to make 'em stare ! " We little boys were greatly delighted 368 The 'People's Union.
What to read after Heinrich Heines Life Told in His Own Words?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heinrich Heine to read onlineMoreLess
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