Schwartz: a History
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To see Lil swagger and to hear herbark, and to see the foolish humble Schwartz follow her, admiring her, believing in her, utterly borne away by her insolent pretence that thewhole show was got up by her orders--to observe this was to see one halfthe world in little.
On other days Lil was as other dogs, except, perhaps, to thelove-blinded eyes of Schwartz, but on Sundays, so long as the drillsfor the procession lasted, the field was all her own. One or two ofher companions, carried away by her ...example, dared to run amongstthe horses' feet and bark. They were promptly kicked into the ring ofspectators, and Lil was left alone in her glory. Of course it all wentwith his own confiding nature, and the state of complete slavery inwhich he lived, to persuade Schwartz of her greatness. She deserves atleast that one truth should be admitted. She never gave her admirerthe least encouragement so far as I could see. She never in a chanceencounter in the street paused to exchange good-morrow. She never somuch as turned a head in his direction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To see Lil swagger and to hear herbark, and to see the foolish humble Schwartz follow her, admiring her, believing in her, utterly borne away by her insolent pretence that thewhole show was got up by her orders--to observe this was to see one halfthe world in little.
On other days Lil was as other dogs, except, perhaps, to thelove-blinded eyes of Schwartz, but on Sundays, so long as the drillsfor the procession lasted, the field was all her own. One or two ofher companions, carried away by her ...example, dared to run amongstthe horses' feet and bark. They were promptly kicked into the ring ofspectators, and Lil was left alone in her glory. Of course it all wentwith his own confiding nature, and the state of complete slavery inwhich he lived, to persuade Schwartz of her greatness. She deserves atleast that one truth should be admitted. She never gave her admirerthe least encouragement so far as I could see. She never in a chanceencounter in the street paused to exchange good-morrow. She never somuch as turned a head in his direction.
What to read after Schwartz: a History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murray David Christie to read onlineMoreLess
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