Tales of the St John River And Other Stories
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Since the stormy scene in the park he has never seen his father's face, nor has he ever returned to his native place. But now, knowing that he is changed beyond recognition, a curiosity seizes him to see his home again, and so he, only a common tramp, turns his steps in that direction.
His time is spent mostly in bar-rooms. Unknown, he beholds the faces of former companions, some of 78 A FRUITLESS LONGING.
whom look at the poor tramp with pity, and others with contempt.
One day, while walking o...n the street heedless of where he is going, and thinking over his past life, he is suddenly awakened from his reverie by an angry shout behind him. Springing to one side he barely escapes being run down by a team driven by a portly gentleman, whom he easily recognizes as his father.
Time has been merciful to him cruel Time, whose blessings are so unevenly bestowed. He has reached the height of his ambition, and is now Judge Rudolph of the Supreme Court.
A terrible passion at the sight of his father rises in Frank's breast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since the stormy scene in the park he has never seen his father's face, nor has he ever returned to his native place. But now, knowing that he is changed beyond recognition, a curiosity seizes him to see his home again, and so he, only a common tramp, turns his steps in that direction.
His time is spent mostly in bar-rooms. Unknown, he beholds the faces of former companions, some of 78 A FRUITLESS LONGING.
whom look at the poor tramp with pity, and others with contempt.
One day, while walking o...n the street heedless of where he is going, and thinking over his past life, he is suddenly awakened from his reverie by an angry shout behind him. Springing to one side he barely escapes being run down by a team driven by a portly gentleman, whom he easily recognizes as his father.
Time has been merciful to him cruel Time, whose blessings are so unevenly bestowed. He has reached the height of his ambition, and is now Judge Rudolph of the Supreme Court.
A terrible passion at the sight of his father rises in Frank's breast.
What to read after Tales of the St John River And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest Stanley Kirkpatrick to read onlineMoreLess
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