The Caxtons — volume 07
The Caxtons — volume 07
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It is the end of June, and a remarkably cold evening, evenfor that time of year. And while I was so gazing I felt somethingcrawling just by the nape of the neck, ma'am. Instinctively andmechanically, and still musing, I put my hand there, and drew forthWhat? That what it is which perplexes me. It was a thing--a darkthing--a much bigger thing than I had expected. And the sight took meso by surprise that I gave my hand a violent shake, and the thing went--where I know not. The what and the where ...are the knotty points in thewhole question! No sooner had it gone than I was seized with repentancenot to have examined it more closely; not to have ascertained what thecreature was. It might have been an earwig, --a very large, motherlyearwig; an earwig far gone in that way in which earwigs wish to be wholove their lords. I have a profound horror of earwigs; I firmly believethat they do get into the ear. That is a subject on which it is uselessto argue with me upon philosophical grounds. I have a vividrecollection of a story told me by Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the end of June, and a remarkably cold evening, evenfor that time of year. And while I was so gazing I felt somethingcrawling just by the nape of the neck, ma'am. Instinctively andmechanically, and still musing, I put my hand there, and drew forthWhat? That what it is which perplexes me. It was a thing--a darkthing--a much bigger thing than I had expected. And the sight took meso by surprise that I gave my hand a violent shake, and the thing went--where I know not. The what and the where ...are the knotty points in thewhole question! No sooner had it gone than I was seized with repentancenot to have examined it more closely; not to have ascertained what thecreature was. It might have been an earwig, --a very large, motherlyearwig; an earwig far gone in that way in which earwigs wish to be wholove their lords. I have a profound horror of earwigs; I firmly believethat they do get into the ear. That is a subject on which it is uselessto argue with me upon philosophical grounds. I have a vividrecollection of a story told me by Mrs.
What to read after The Caxtons — volume 07?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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