St Judes
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His economy outside church life, through long prac- 176 The Power of the Child dee and the exercise of an acute intellect, amounted to genius, and the stories about his nearness flew from mouth to mouth in the city. How he would go out of his way and deliver a note with his own hands to save the penny stamp. How he would go down to town on the top of a 'bus and with a stiff neck when the rain was pouring, to save an extra half-penny for traveling inside. How he threatened to prose- cute a merca...ntile association of which he was a member, because when it was wound up the balance was handed over to a hospital — his share being thirteen shillings and twopence-half- penny. How he sold the clothes of a deceased elder brother to a pawnbroker, and how, having obtained a few geraniums for his little garden from a generous neighbor, he disposed of them for a consideration to another neighbor. He be- came in course of time the model and standard of parsimony, so that men's faces lit up with cynical amusement at his appearing, and any new meanness was instantly assigned to Mur- chieson.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His economy outside church life, through long prac- 176 The Power of the Child dee and the exercise of an acute intellect, amounted to genius, and the stories about his nearness flew from mouth to mouth in the city. How he would go out of his way and deliver a note with his own hands to save the penny stamp. How he would go down to town on the top of a 'bus and with a stiff neck when the rain was pouring, to save an extra half-penny for traveling inside. How he threatened to prose- cute a merca...ntile association of which he was a member, because when it was wound up the balance was handed over to a hospital — his share being thirteen shillings and twopence-half- penny. How he sold the clothes of a deceased elder brother to a pawnbroker, and how, having obtained a few geraniums for his little garden from a generous neighbor, he disposed of them for a consideration to another neighbor. He be- came in course of time the model and standard of parsimony, so that men's faces lit up with cynical amusement at his appearing, and any new meanness was instantly assigned to Mur- chieson.
What to read after St Judes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maclaren Ian to read onlineMoreLess
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