Peter Paragon a Tale of Youth
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The voices of the hearty morning, the slow noon, and the quiet evening sounded between the lines where Grangousier warmed his great bulk by the fire and Gargantua thrived to enormous manhood.
It was only after many days that Peter looked into Burton. He wondered why Marbury should have included a book he knew only as a series of pretty tales. Then he found that beside his Rabelais upon the shelf was the greatest song of the flesh yet uttered.
After his first night with Burton, Peter flung wide ...his window to the air. A cat slunk cau- tiously into the garden and away. The farmer and his wife came out for a moment to read the sky, and stood in the light of the door. The old man lifted his 'face, and was moulded clearly in silhouette — a face beaten hard with weather, but untroubled after seventy years of appetites health- ily satisfied. He was sagacious as befitted his high species; he had eaten and drunk for sixty- five years, and had bred of his kind. All this he had inevitably done as a creature with his spade in the earth and his hand heavy upon the inferior beasts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The voices of the hearty morning, the slow noon, and the quiet evening sounded between the lines where Grangousier warmed his great bulk by the fire and Gargantua thrived to enormous manhood.
It was only after many days that Peter looked into Burton. He wondered why Marbury should have included a book he knew only as a series of pretty tales. Then he found that beside his Rabelais upon the shelf was the greatest song of the flesh yet uttered.
After his first night with Burton, Peter flung wide ...his window to the air. A cat slunk cau- tiously into the garden and away. The farmer and his wife came out for a moment to read the sky, and stood in the light of the door. The old man lifted his 'face, and was moulded clearly in silhouette — a face beaten hard with weather, but untroubled after seventy years of appetites health- ily satisfied. He was sagacious as befitted his high species; he had eaten and drunk for sixty- five years, and had bred of his kind. All this he had inevitably done as a creature with his spade in the earth and his hand heavy upon the inferior beasts.
What to read after Peter Paragon a Tale of Youth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer John to read onlineMoreLess
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