Seeing Things At Night
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Or perhaps it would be better to say he thinks no more of a parlor. Repentance comes to him more easily than reformation. And yet I have an , enormous respect for Michael's point of view as I un- derstand it. He doesn't want to burn, of course, but he has no patience with dogs who blandly hope to attain salvation by leading lamp-post lives.
In some things I would have Michael more prac- tical. That man who brought him here said that his father was an excellent mouser. I have come to won- 130 Mi...chael 131 der whether the legitimacy of Michael is beyond ques- tion. Doubt struck me the other day in the kitchen when I saw an over-venturesome mouse clinging pre- cariously to a window curtain and swinging back and forth not more than a foot from the ground.
"Look, Michael," I said, "it's a mouse!" I tried to say it with the same intensity as "Voila un sousmarin!" or "It's gold, pardner!" or something of the sort, but Michael looked at my finger instead of the mouse and wagged his tail. He backed away from me playfully and bounced around a little and barked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or perhaps it would be better to say he thinks no more of a parlor. Repentance comes to him more easily than reformation. And yet I have an , enormous respect for Michael's point of view as I un- derstand it. He doesn't want to burn, of course, but he has no patience with dogs who blandly hope to attain salvation by leading lamp-post lives.
In some things I would have Michael more prac- tical. That man who brought him here said that his father was an excellent mouser. I have come to won- 130 Mi...chael 131 der whether the legitimacy of Michael is beyond ques- tion. Doubt struck me the other day in the kitchen when I saw an over-venturesome mouse clinging pre- cariously to a window curtain and swinging back and forth not more than a foot from the ground.
"Look, Michael," I said, "it's a mouse!" I tried to say it with the same intensity as "Voila un sousmarin!" or "It's gold, pardner!" or something of the sort, but Michael looked at my finger instead of the mouse and wagged his tail. He backed away from me playfully and bounced around a little and barked.
What to read after Seeing Things At Night?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Broun Heywood to read onlineMoreLess
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