Peculiar a Tale of the Great Transition
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" Now let us talk noth ing but nonsense. Let us think of nothing that requires the effort of a serious thought. " " Well then, " replied Winslow. " Suppose we discuss the last number of De Bow s Review, or that charlatan Maury s last lying letter in the London Times. " " Excellent ! " said Vance. " For reaching the very sub lime of the superficial, commend me to De Bow or to the Chevalier Maury. " Before the dinner was over, each, man felt that the day had not been unprofitable, since he had ea...rned a friend.
LIGHT FROM THE PIT. 327 CHAPTER XXXIV.
LIGHT FROM THE PIT.
" There s not a breathing of the common wind That will forget thee ; thou hast great allies ; Thy friends are exultations, agonies, And love, and Man s unconquerable mind. " Wordsworth.
KENRICK found Onslow seated at one of the tables of the large dining-hall and expecting his coming. The chair on his right was tipped over on its fore legs against the table as a signal that the seat was engaged. On Onslow s right sat the scoffer, Robson.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Now let us talk noth ing but nonsense. Let us think of nothing that requires the effort of a serious thought. " " Well then, " replied Winslow. " Suppose we discuss the last number of De Bow s Review, or that charlatan Maury s last lying letter in the London Times. " " Excellent ! " said Vance. " For reaching the very sub lime of the superficial, commend me to De Bow or to the Chevalier Maury. " Before the dinner was over, each, man felt that the day had not been unprofitable, since he had ea...rned a friend.
LIGHT FROM THE PIT. 327 CHAPTER XXXIV.
LIGHT FROM THE PIT.
" There s not a breathing of the common wind That will forget thee ; thou hast great allies ; Thy friends are exultations, agonies, And love, and Man s unconquerable mind. " Wordsworth.
KENRICK found Onslow seated at one of the tables of the large dining-hall and expecting his coming. The chair on his right was tipped over on its fore legs against the table as a signal that the seat was engaged. On Onslow s right sat the scoffer, Robson.
What to read after Peculiar a Tale of the Great Transition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Epes Sargent to read onlineMoreLess
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