The Clean Heart
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It never admitted Mr. Wriford.
" What's the night? " he asked a seafaring new- comer.
" Blowing up," the man told him. " Blowing up dirty." Mr. Puddlebox went from the room and from the house, shivered as the night air struck him, and then down the cobbled street. Ten o'clock, borne gustily upon the wind, came to him from the church tower as he turned along the shore.
None saw him go: and he was not to return.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC CHAPTER m WATER THAT TAKES YOUR BREATH Mr. Puddlebox's landsman...'s eye showed him no signs of that " blowing up dirty " of which he had been informed. A fresh breeze faced him as he walked and somewhat hindered his progress; but a strong moon rode high and lighted him; the sea, much advanced since he came that way, broke quietly along the shore.
" Why, it's none so bad a night to be out," thought Mr.
Puddlebox; and there began to change within him the mood in which he had left the lodging-house. Seated there he had imagined a rough night, wet and dark, and with each passing hour had the more reproached himself for his desertion of his loony.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It never admitted Mr. Wriford.
" What's the night? " he asked a seafaring new- comer.
" Blowing up," the man told him. " Blowing up dirty." Mr. Puddlebox went from the room and from the house, shivered as the night air struck him, and then down the cobbled street. Ten o'clock, borne gustily upon the wind, came to him from the church tower as he turned along the shore.
None saw him go: and he was not to return.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC CHAPTER m WATER THAT TAKES YOUR BREATH Mr. Puddlebox's landsman...'s eye showed him no signs of that " blowing up dirty " of which he had been informed. A fresh breeze faced him as he walked and somewhat hindered his progress; but a strong moon rode high and lighted him; the sea, much advanced since he came that way, broke quietly along the shore.
" Why, it's none so bad a night to be out," thought Mr.
Puddlebox; and there began to change within him the mood in which he had left the lodging-house. Seated there he had imagined a rough night, wet and dark, and with each passing hour had the more reproached himself for his desertion of his loony.
What to read after The Clean Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A S M Arthur Stuart Menteth Hutchinson to read onlineMoreLess
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