Roots a Plea for Tolerance
Roots a Plea for Tolerance
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At last the work was finished and the cutter ready for sea. My young friend (rather unnecessarily, I thought) carried Mary into the dingey and sculled her on board, at which poor Jack looked as black as thunder. The dingey came back, the anchor was weighed, the sails loosed, and amidst a multitude of good-byes, and a parting chorus of chaff between Dan and the sailors, the little vessel rounded Fare- well Point and was lost to view ; and, as the end of the main-boom disappeared behind the rocky... cliff I found myself unconsciously heaving a sigh of relief. With a civil " God day "Dan shouldered his axe and trudged stoutly homeward, like one who had done his duty as a woodcutter and a father, while poor Jack sauntered off with a listless air that told pretty plainly what he was thinking of. My young friend laid himself out to dry in the sun, as if colds and rheumatism were as yet uninvented.
" I'm glad she's gone, " said I, significantly, nod- ding seawards.
"Poor little black cat, why?" inquired he, with dutiful unconsciousness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At last the work was finished and the cutter ready for sea. My young friend (rather unnecessarily, I thought) carried Mary into the dingey and sculled her on board, at which poor Jack looked as black as thunder. The dingey came back, the anchor was weighed, the sails loosed, and amidst a multitude of good-byes, and a parting chorus of chaff between Dan and the sailors, the little vessel rounded Fare- well Point and was lost to view ; and, as the end of the main-boom disappeared behind the rocky... cliff I found myself unconsciously heaving a sigh of relief. With a civil " God day "Dan shouldered his axe and trudged stoutly homeward, like one who had done his duty as a woodcutter and a father, while poor Jack sauntered off with a listless air that told pretty plainly what he was thinking of. My young friend laid himself out to dry in the sun, as if colds and rheumatism were as yet uninvented.
" I'm glad she's gone, " said I, significantly, nod- ding seawards.
"Poor little black cat, why?" inquired he, with dutiful unconsciousness.
What to read after Roots a Plea for Tolerance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Robert Charles Herbert Pembroke to read onlineMoreLess
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