Quite So
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Whatbusiness had he to be cheerful?
"It's my opinion, " said Strong, "that he 's a rival Wandering Jew; theoriginal Jacobs, you know, was a dark fellow. " Blakely inferred from something Bladburn had said, or something he hadnot said--which was more likely--that he had been a schoolmaster at someperiod of his life.
"Schoolmaster be hanged!" was Strong's comment. "Can you fancy aschoolmaster going about conjugating baby verbs out of a dratted littlespelling-book? No, Quite So has evidently been ...a--a--Blest if I canimagine _what_ he 's been!" Whatever John Bladburn had been, he was a lonely man. Whenever I wanta type of perfect human isolation, I shall think of him, as he was inthose days, moving remote, self-contained, and alone in the midst of twohundred thousand men.
II.
The Indian summer, with its infinite beauty and tenderness, came like areproach that year to Virginia. The foliage, touched here and there withprismatic tints, drooped motionless in the golden haze. The delicateVirginia creeper was almost minded to put forth its scarlet buds again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whatbusiness had he to be cheerful?
"It's my opinion, " said Strong, "that he 's a rival Wandering Jew; theoriginal Jacobs, you know, was a dark fellow. " Blakely inferred from something Bladburn had said, or something he hadnot said--which was more likely--that he had been a schoolmaster at someperiod of his life.
"Schoolmaster be hanged!" was Strong's comment. "Can you fancy aschoolmaster going about conjugating baby verbs out of a dratted littlespelling-book? No, Quite So has evidently been ...a--a--Blest if I canimagine _what_ he 's been!" Whatever John Bladburn had been, he was a lonely man. Whenever I wanta type of perfect human isolation, I shall think of him, as he was inthose days, moving remote, self-contained, and alone in the midst of twohundred thousand men.
II.
The Indian summer, with its infinite beauty and tenderness, came like areproach that year to Virginia. The foliage, touched here and there withprismatic tints, drooped motionless in the golden haze. The delicateVirginia creeper was almost minded to put forth its scarlet buds again.
What to read after Quite So?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aldrich Thomas Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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