My Brothers Keeper
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" "Look at me again, " he answered, "again ! Your eyes they are unfearing. It is unusual the tribe has tamed the most. " And her steadfast gaze did not waver from his own. "You re strange, " she muttered, after the pause. "I try to guess. It seems you might do great things . . . And I hate you!" "I, " he answered, unmoved, "am capable of all the heroisms. And, perhaps, no more. Large men for the heroisms, small men for the achievements. " "I think, " she started up and stared at him, "that you ...are the very soul of vanity. " "You ve hit upon a weakness, " he retorted, "that appears to be truth. I do, indeed, lie awake nights cudgeling my brains as to how finely I may say a- thing the next morning to make them gape at me. Truth? you have hit upon its very button. " And while she watched him clearly, lashing her mind to make way against him, they heard the old gardener s voice raised in answer. Another spoke, and along the damp decayed brick walk Mrs. Ennis- ley came, her skirts flicking the overhanging grasses and sprawling shoots of the fern beds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Look at me again, " he answered, "again ! Your eyes they are unfearing. It is unusual the tribe has tamed the most. " And her steadfast gaze did not waver from his own. "You re strange, " she muttered, after the pause. "I try to guess. It seems you might do great things . . . And I hate you!" "I, " he answered, unmoved, "am capable of all the heroisms. And, perhaps, no more. Large men for the heroisms, small men for the achievements. " "I think, " she started up and stared at him, "that you ...are the very soul of vanity. " "You ve hit upon a weakness, " he retorted, "that appears to be truth. I do, indeed, lie awake nights cudgeling my brains as to how finely I may say a- thing the next morning to make them gape at me. Truth? you have hit upon its very button. " And while she watched him clearly, lashing her mind to make way against him, they heard the old gardener s voice raised in answer. Another spoke, and along the damp decayed brick walk Mrs. Ennis- ley came, her skirts flicking the overhanging grasses and sprawling shoots of the fern beds.
What to read after My Brothers Keeper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Tenney Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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