Stories About Animals
Stories About Animals
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If disorder were running such a race in company with the chief of the establishment, it may be con- jectured that but little prudence or economy was displayed by the domestics. Extravagance of every kind ran riot amongst them as wildly as with their master, and they scrupled not at all sorts of petty pilfering, where there were none to cen- sure or restrain. Fox, it is true, had the right, and possessed the influence requisite to do so ; but, for some evil design of his own, possibly that his p...rivate pecadilloes might escape unnoticed, he seemed tacitly to submit to such a state of things, and in some instances actually encouraged it. And what could be the only result of such a life of dis- sipation, unchecked by a single effort of discretion ? Why, nothing but the most irretrievable ruin ; and ruined the bear was after three months' trial. And 84 Adventures of a Bear.
when, following a banquet of several clays' dura- tion, the clouded intellects of the beast were made sensible of the fact; when he found his table cleared for the last time both of servants and guests; when he traversed the various apartments of his mansion, and observed all stripped, destroyed, and echoing only to the sounds of his own foot- steps; when, in fine, he discovered that he waa again alone in the world, without any portion of that wealth which he had so sadly abused, and with many new and vicious tastes which he had no longer the means to gratify; bitter, indeed, were his lamentations, shocking his fits of anger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If disorder were running such a race in company with the chief of the establishment, it may be con- jectured that but little prudence or economy was displayed by the domestics. Extravagance of every kind ran riot amongst them as wildly as with their master, and they scrupled not at all sorts of petty pilfering, where there were none to cen- sure or restrain. Fox, it is true, had the right, and possessed the influence requisite to do so ; but, for some evil design of his own, possibly that his p...rivate pecadilloes might escape unnoticed, he seemed tacitly to submit to such a state of things, and in some instances actually encouraged it. And what could be the only result of such a life of dis- sipation, unchecked by a single effort of discretion ? Why, nothing but the most irretrievable ruin ; and ruined the bear was after three months' trial. And 84 Adventures of a Bear.
when, following a banquet of several clays' dura- tion, the clouded intellects of the beast were made sensible of the fact; when he found his table cleared for the last time both of servants and guests; when he traversed the various apartments of his mansion, and observed all stripped, destroyed, and echoing only to the sounds of his own foot- steps; when, in fine, he discovered that he waa again alone in the world, without any portion of that wealth which he had so sadly abused, and with many new and vicious tastes which he had no longer the means to gratify; bitter, indeed, were his lamentations, shocking his fits of anger.
What to read after Stories About Animals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reid Mayne to read onlineMoreLess
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