Some Folks
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E. , an artificial cave, ) cocked his revolver, and then stretched himself on the ground and de- voted himself to staring at the unfortunate youth. To a 20 306 SISTEB OF CHARITY.
student of human nature Ernest Mattray was curious, fascin- ating, and repulsive. Short, slight, handsome, delicate, nervous, unscrupulous, selfish, effeminate, dishonest, and cruel, he was an excellent specimen of what city life could make of a boy with no father and an irresolute mother.
The reporter, who had many a ...time studied faces in the Tombs, felt almost as if at his old vocation again as he gazed into the restless eyes and sullen features of the pris- oner.
Meanwhile Happy Best was becoming excited. There had been some little fighting done since the settlement of the place, but as there had been no previous attempt at highway robbery and murder made in the vicinity, the pris- oner was an object of considerable interest.
In fact, the major told so spirited a story, that most of the inhabitants strolled up, one after another, to look at the innovator, while that individual himself, with the modesty which seems inseparable from true greatness, retired to the most secluded of the three apartments into which the cave was divided, and declined all the attentions which were thrust upon him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. , an artificial cave, ) cocked his revolver, and then stretched himself on the ground and de- voted himself to staring at the unfortunate youth. To a 20 306 SISTEB OF CHARITY.
student of human nature Ernest Mattray was curious, fascin- ating, and repulsive. Short, slight, handsome, delicate, nervous, unscrupulous, selfish, effeminate, dishonest, and cruel, he was an excellent specimen of what city life could make of a boy with no father and an irresolute mother.
The reporter, who had many a ...time studied faces in the Tombs, felt almost as if at his old vocation again as he gazed into the restless eyes and sullen features of the pris- oner.
Meanwhile Happy Best was becoming excited. There had been some little fighting done since the settlement of the place, but as there had been no previous attempt at highway robbery and murder made in the vicinity, the pris- oner was an object of considerable interest.
In fact, the major told so spirited a story, that most of the inhabitants strolled up, one after another, to look at the innovator, while that individual himself, with the modesty which seems inseparable from true greatness, retired to the most secluded of the three apartments into which the cave was divided, and declined all the attentions which were thrust upon him.
What to read after Some Folks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Habberton John to read onlineMoreLess
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