St Giles And St James
St Giles And St James
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When Tangle saw them he smiled a smile — • . ■ly, could we have followed it — to the very roots of his heai-t. " I am going to heaven, " said he ; "I have toiled all my life for that goodly end ; I have scraped and scrajaed those blessed things together, knowing that if I had enough of them to bear my weight, they Avould carry me straight to Para- dise. No, my dear wife, my darling children, think not my brain is wandering ; think me not light-headed ; for at this solemn time, this awful moment..., I only hope to consummate the great object of my life. I have made money in this world, that, by its means, I might make sure of heaven in the next. And they " — and Tangle again pointed to the guineas — " those bright celestials will carry me there ! " And now comes the wonderful part of the dream. When Tangle had ceased speaking, every guinea rose, as upon tiny wings from the box; and, like a swai'm of bees, filled the death-chamber with a humming soimd. And then gradually every King George the Third face upon the guinea grew and rounded into a cherub head of glittering gold, the wings extending and expanding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Tangle saw them he smiled a smile — • . ■ly, could we have followed it — to the very roots of his heai-t. " I am going to heaven, " said he ; "I have toiled all my life for that goodly end ; I have scraped and scrajaed those blessed things together, knowing that if I had enough of them to bear my weight, they Avould carry me straight to Para- dise. No, my dear wife, my darling children, think not my brain is wandering ; think me not light-headed ; for at this solemn time, this awful moment..., I only hope to consummate the great object of my life. I have made money in this world, that, by its means, I might make sure of heaven in the next. And they " — and Tangle again pointed to the guineas — " those bright celestials will carry me there ! " And now comes the wonderful part of the dream. When Tangle had ceased speaking, every guinea rose, as upon tiny wings from the box; and, like a swai'm of bees, filled the death-chamber with a humming soimd. And then gradually every King George the Third face upon the guinea grew and rounded into a cherub head of glittering gold, the wings extending and expanding.
What to read after St Giles And St James?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerrold, Douglas William, 1803-1857 to read onlineMoreLess
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