The Angel And the Author, And Others
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" "'Did he know that he had given it to you?" demanded the young man.
"Upon which I gave him a piece of my mind concerning the character ofthose who think evil of others, and he gave me five and six, and said heshould know me again; and I purchased an umbrella suited to my rank andstation, and as fine a haddock as I have ever tasted with the balance, which was sevenpence, for I was feeling hungry.
"The haddock is an excellent fish, Mrs. Wilkins, " I said, "and if, as youobserve, we listened to ...all that was said we'd be hungrier at forty, witha balance to our credit at the bank, than ever we were at twenty, with'no effects' beyond a sound digestion. " A Martyr to Health.
"There was a gent in Middle Temple Lane, " said Mrs. Wilkins, "as I usedto do for. It's my belief as 'e killed 'imself worrying twenty-fourhours a day over what 'e called 'is 'ygiene. Leastways 'e's dead andburied now, which must be a comfort to 'imself, feeling as at last 'e'sout of danger. All 'is time 'e spent taking care of 'imself--didn't seemto 'ave a leisure moment in which to live.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "'Did he know that he had given it to you?" demanded the young man.
"Upon which I gave him a piece of my mind concerning the character ofthose who think evil of others, and he gave me five and six, and said heshould know me again; and I purchased an umbrella suited to my rank andstation, and as fine a haddock as I have ever tasted with the balance, which was sevenpence, for I was feeling hungry.
"The haddock is an excellent fish, Mrs. Wilkins, " I said, "and if, as youobserve, we listened to ...all that was said we'd be hungrier at forty, witha balance to our credit at the bank, than ever we were at twenty, with'no effects' beyond a sound digestion. " A Martyr to Health.
"There was a gent in Middle Temple Lane, " said Mrs. Wilkins, "as I usedto do for. It's my belief as 'e killed 'imself worrying twenty-fourhours a day over what 'e called 'is 'ygiene. Leastways 'e's dead andburied now, which must be a comfort to 'imself, feeling as at last 'e'sout of danger. All 'is time 'e spent taking care of 'imself--didn't seemto 'ave a leisure moment in which to live.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerome Jerome Klapka to read onlineMoreLess
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