Tales And Sketches, Complete
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Ah, what haveI not seen and heard? My profession has been to me, in some sort, likethe vial genie of the Salamanca student; it has unroofed these houses, and opened deep, dark chambers to the hearts of their tenants, which noeye save that of God had ever looked upon. Where I least expected them, I have encountered shapes of evil; while, on the other hand, I havefound beautiful, heroic love and self-denial in those who had seemed tome frivolous and selfish. " So would Dr. Singletary discourse as... we strolled over Blueberry Hill, ordrove along the narrow willow-shaded road which follows the windings ofthe river. He had read and thought much in his retired, solitary life, and was evidently well satisfied to find in me a gratified listener. Hetalked well and fluently, with little regard to logical sequence, andwith something of the dogmatism natural to one whose opinions had seldombeen subjected to scrutiny. He seemed equally at home in the mostabstruse questions of theology and metaphysics, and in the morepractical matters of mackerel-fishing, corn-growing, and cattle-raising.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah, what haveI not seen and heard? My profession has been to me, in some sort, likethe vial genie of the Salamanca student; it has unroofed these houses, and opened deep, dark chambers to the hearts of their tenants, which noeye save that of God had ever looked upon. Where I least expected them, I have encountered shapes of evil; while, on the other hand, I havefound beautiful, heroic love and self-denial in those who had seemed tome frivolous and selfish. " So would Dr. Singletary discourse as... we strolled over Blueberry Hill, ordrove along the narrow willow-shaded road which follows the windings ofthe river. He had read and thought much in his retired, solitary life, and was evidently well satisfied to find in me a gratified listener. Hetalked well and fluently, with little regard to logical sequence, andwith something of the dogmatism natural to one whose opinions had seldombeen subjected to scrutiny. He seemed equally at home in the mostabstruse questions of theology and metaphysics, and in the morepractical matters of mackerel-fishing, corn-growing, and cattle-raising.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whittier John Greenleaf to read onlineMoreLess
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