John Stuyvesant Ancestor And Other People
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Hor- rible beast, thought Alcibiades. A man of any fineness of nature couldn't have had teeth set at such wide intervals. Wideness was the char- acter of this doctor: eyes, big, cold, bulging, with what seemed half an ell between them; shoulders inhumanly far apart; wide hands, wide thumbs. Surely the doctor couldn't have been like that when he was a young man : he must just have spread, under the weight of his own coarse brutality.
" Thank you, doctor. I'm much reassured." Alcibiades rose.
" D...on't go." The doctor rolled his eyes and seemed almost to smack his lips. " Now we're on the subject of advancing age, I just want to show you what nature does to our poor bodies, anyway. Come into my museum." 133 134 ^^^ Molting of Alcibiades " I mustn't take any more of your time," pro- tested Alcibiades.
Anybody else would have perceived that Al- cibiades was suffering and would have let him go in peace. But the doctor laid his wide hand on Alcibiades's arm and half thrust him through the office door, down a dim corridor and into a large room overencumbered with glass cases.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hor- rible beast, thought Alcibiades. A man of any fineness of nature couldn't have had teeth set at such wide intervals. Wideness was the char- acter of this doctor: eyes, big, cold, bulging, with what seemed half an ell between them; shoulders inhumanly far apart; wide hands, wide thumbs. Surely the doctor couldn't have been like that when he was a young man : he must just have spread, under the weight of his own coarse brutality.
" Thank you, doctor. I'm much reassured." Alcibiades rose.
" D...on't go." The doctor rolled his eyes and seemed almost to smack his lips. " Now we're on the subject of advancing age, I just want to show you what nature does to our poor bodies, anyway. Come into my museum." 133 134 ^^^ Molting of Alcibiades " I mustn't take any more of your time," pro- tested Alcibiades.
Anybody else would have perceived that Al- cibiades was suffering and would have let him go in peace. But the doctor laid his wide hand on Alcibiades's arm and half thrust him through the office door, down a dim corridor and into a large room overencumbered with glass cases.
What to read after John Stuyvesant Ancestor And Other People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alvin Saunders Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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