The Brown Stone Boy, And Other Queer People
The Brown Stone Boy, And Other Queer People
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" One of us must die to determine to which Urania shall belong.
•* You overlook the trifling circumstance that she already belongs to me," returned the owner of the mansion, quite coolly. " She has chosen me of her own free will, and we are to be married within the hour." " Here is her letter ; read her opinions " ; and the clerk thrust the missive in the merchant's face with so much violence that the latter started back in much alarm.
NEAR THE ROSE, 193 On reading it, he bowed his head ; he ev...en beat his hand against his forehead, in his great surprise and dejection.
" It seems to interest you. Now will you give her up to me?" said the clerk sneeringly, recovering a certain coolness, and standing by like fate, with folded arms.
" Upon her own head be it — upon her own head be it ! ** almost screamed Agob Oglou.
" Why did she not draw back while it was still time? Unhappy jade that she is, she shall go on to the bitter end. Am I to be made the laughing-stock of all Pera? All the devils in Eblis shall not take her from me now." The proverb cautions us against the wrath of a patient man, and Agob Oglou was one of the most patient of men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" One of us must die to determine to which Urania shall belong.
•* You overlook the trifling circumstance that she already belongs to me," returned the owner of the mansion, quite coolly. " She has chosen me of her own free will, and we are to be married within the hour." " Here is her letter ; read her opinions " ; and the clerk thrust the missive in the merchant's face with so much violence that the latter started back in much alarm.
NEAR THE ROSE, 193 On reading it, he bowed his head ; he ev...en beat his hand against his forehead, in his great surprise and dejection.
" It seems to interest you. Now will you give her up to me?" said the clerk sneeringly, recovering a certain coolness, and standing by like fate, with folded arms.
" Upon her own head be it — upon her own head be it ! ** almost screamed Agob Oglou.
" Why did she not draw back while it was still time? Unhappy jade that she is, she shall go on to the bitter end. Am I to be made the laughing-stock of all Pera? All the devils in Eblis shall not take her from me now." The proverb cautions us against the wrath of a patient man, and Agob Oglou was one of the most patient of men.
What to read after The Brown Stone Boy, And Other Queer People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Henry Bishop to read onlineMoreLess
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