Howard Pyle's book of Pirates
Howard Pyle's book of Pirates
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They seemed to bring the lastbitter pang, hardest of all to bear.
Levi had taken from him his father's love; he had driven him, if notto ruin, at least perilously close to it. He had run away with thegirl he loved, and now, through him, even Hiram's good name was gone.
Neither did the suspicions against him remain passive; they becameactive.
Goldsmiths' bills, to the amount of several thousand pounds, had beentaken in the packet and Hiram was examined with an almostinquisitorial closeness and s...trictness as to whether he had or had notknowledge of their whereabouts.
Under his accumulated misfortunes, he grew not only more dull, moretaciturn, than ever, but gloomy, moody, brooding as well. For hours hewould sit staring straight before him into the fire, without moving somuch as a hair.
One night--it was a bitterly cold night in February, with three inchesof dry and gritty snow upon the ground--while Hiram sat thus brooding, there came, of a sudden, a soft tap upon the door.
Low and hesitating as it was, Hiram started violently at the sound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They seemed to bring the lastbitter pang, hardest of all to bear.
Levi had taken from him his father's love; he had driven him, if notto ruin, at least perilously close to it. He had run away with thegirl he loved, and now, through him, even Hiram's good name was gone.
Neither did the suspicions against him remain passive; they becameactive.
Goldsmiths' bills, to the amount of several thousand pounds, had beentaken in the packet and Hiram was examined with an almostinquisitorial closeness and s...trictness as to whether he had or had notknowledge of their whereabouts.
Under his accumulated misfortunes, he grew not only more dull, moretaciturn, than ever, but gloomy, moody, brooding as well. For hours hewould sit staring straight before him into the fire, without moving somuch as a hair.
One night--it was a bitterly cold night in February, with three inchesof dry and gritty snow upon the ground--while Hiram sat thus brooding, there came, of a sudden, a soft tap upon the door.
Low and hesitating as it was, Hiram started violently at the sound.
What to read after Howard Pyle's book of Pirates?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pyle Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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