Martin Pole 1
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— I am perishing with thirst ! Give me some water ! 9J And while friendly hands fetched him a glass of the most delicious nectar that ever passed mortal lips, he had a vague consciousness of a great crowd of men — some with water-buckets — and of cries in the street, and of the rolling of the wheels of approaching fire-engines, and of his being led forth, with great interest and sympathy, into a neighbour's house, and of some one saying to him, " Pray be at ease, Mr. Chorley, there is really no... danger. We shall soon put down the fire ; you have nearly quenched it yourself ! " and, above all, of the exclamations and interchanges of remarks — " The brave old gentleman ! " " Did you see how he was struggling with the fire ? " " Yes — yes." " He's insured, too ! " All this he was conscious of, in a dreamy kind of way ; and he was happy, for (and that was the only thought he could now dwell on) he was safe! — his TONGUES OF FLAME. 99 character safe ! — his crime unsuspected !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— I am perishing with thirst ! Give me some water ! 9J And while friendly hands fetched him a glass of the most delicious nectar that ever passed mortal lips, he had a vague consciousness of a great crowd of men — some with water-buckets — and of cries in the street, and of the rolling of the wheels of approaching fire-engines, and of his being led forth, with great interest and sympathy, into a neighbour's house, and of some one saying to him, " Pray be at ease, Mr. Chorley, there is really no... danger. We shall soon put down the fire ; you have nearly quenched it yourself ! " and, above all, of the exclamations and interchanges of remarks — " The brave old gentleman ! " " Did you see how he was struggling with the fire ? " " Yes — yes." " He's insured, too ! " All this he was conscious of, in a dreamy kind of way ; and he was happy, for (and that was the only thought he could now dwell on) he was safe! — his TONGUES OF FLAME. 99 character safe ! — his crime unsuspected !
What to read after Martin Pole 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Saunders to read onlineMoreLess
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