Tales volume 3
Tales volume 3
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Lack as soon as you can — it's the best M r ay for you both. " Poor Tack'em seemed to agree with thi speaker; for folding round his fat body, and JOHN DOE. 22/5 over the relic of a coat that once had been black, a loose, dark-blue dread-nought, and hiding his bald head in a slouched hat, while at the same time he tucked his breviary under his arm, the fallen apostle tottered after Mullins towards a dark corner of the cavern.
But father O'Clery's quick eye rested on the uncouth figure while it w...as in motion, and ra- pidly advancing, and asking — "who's that ?" he confronted in terrible severity his lost bro- ther.
" Wretched man!" — he then continued, his brilliant black eyes half hid by the angular de- pression of eye-lid that accompanied his stern frown — " do I again find you in such a scene, and, indeed, in such a state, as you had so- lemnly promised never to relapse into ? — Is it thus you are to be trusted ? — And has this one absorbing vice sunk you so very low, that you have no terror, either on your own account, or on that of the anointed brethren whose cloth you disgrace, of the shameful death such con- nexions as these must inevitably end in ?" — * I rejoice, reverend sir, " answered Tack'em, in a doleful whine, disconnected by the clipping L6 .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lack as soon as you can — it's the best M r ay for you both. " Poor Tack'em seemed to agree with thi speaker; for folding round his fat body, and JOHN DOE. 22/5 over the relic of a coat that once had been black, a loose, dark-blue dread-nought, and hiding his bald head in a slouched hat, while at the same time he tucked his breviary under his arm, the fallen apostle tottered after Mullins towards a dark corner of the cavern.
But father O'Clery's quick eye rested on the uncouth figure while it w...as in motion, and ra- pidly advancing, and asking — "who's that ?" he confronted in terrible severity his lost bro- ther.
" Wretched man!" — he then continued, his brilliant black eyes half hid by the angular de- pression of eye-lid that accompanied his stern frown — " do I again find you in such a scene, and, indeed, in such a state, as you had so- lemnly promised never to relapse into ? — Is it thus you are to be trusted ? — And has this one absorbing vice sunk you so very low, that you have no terror, either on your own account, or on that of the anointed brethren whose cloth you disgrace, of the shameful death such con- nexions as these must inevitably end in ?" — * I rejoice, reverend sir, " answered Tack'em, in a doleful whine, disconnected by the clipping L
What to read after Tales volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Banim John to read onlineMoreLess
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