My First Cruise
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A garret at Home is a very different place from a garret in the World;and so our poet thought, when he compared this miserable, dismal placewith the little attic far, far away in his own father's cottage, wherehe was next-door neighbour to the swallows who slept in their little mudcabins under the cottage eaves!
Never in his life was Tiny so lonely. He had come to help the World, said he, talking to himself, and the World cared not half so much aboutit as it would about the doings of a wonderfu...l "learned pig, " or theextraordinary spectacle of a man cutting profiles with his toes in blackpaper!
"Have you been all the while helping the World, and is this all the payyou get?" said the girl, his poor friend, who remembered what he haddone for her, when she was in her worst need.
"Yes, " said Tiny; but there was no truth in what he said. He did notintend to speak falsely, however, --which proves the sad pass he hadarrived at; he did not even know when he was deceiving himself! Andwhen Tiny said, that "yes, " what do you suppose he thought of?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A garret at Home is a very different place from a garret in the World;and so our poet thought, when he compared this miserable, dismal placewith the little attic far, far away in his own father's cottage, wherehe was next-door neighbour to the swallows who slept in their little mudcabins under the cottage eaves!
Never in his life was Tiny so lonely. He had come to help the World, said he, talking to himself, and the World cared not half so much aboutit as it would about the doings of a wonderfu...l "learned pig, " or theextraordinary spectacle of a man cutting profiles with his toes in blackpaper!
"Have you been all the while helping the World, and is this all the payyou get?" said the girl, his poor friend, who remembered what he haddone for her, when she was in her worst need.
"Yes, " said Tiny; but there was no truth in what he said. He did notintend to speak falsely, however, --which proves the sad pass he hadarrived at; he did not even know when he was deceiving himself! Andwhen Tiny said, that "yes, " what do you suppose he thought of?
What to read after My First Cruise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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