The Complete Essays of John Galsworthy
The Complete Essays of John Galsworthy
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The poor thing, it wriggled and snapped, an' I was terrified it'd biteme, an' some'ow it got away. "' Again our friend paused, and this time wedared not look at him.
"The next hospitality it was shown, " he went on presently, "was by afarmer, who, seeing it all bloody, drove it off, thinking it had beendigging up a lamb that he'd just buried. The poor homeless beast camesneaking back, so he told his men to get rid of it. Well, they got holdof it somehow--there was a hole in its neck that looked... as if they'd useda pitchfork--and, mortally afraid of its biting them, but not liking, asthey told me, to drown it, for fear the owner might come on them, theygot a stake and a chain, and fastened it up, and left it in the water bythe hay-stack where I found it. I had some conversation with thatfarmer. 'That's right, ' he said, 'but who was to know? I couldn't havemy sheep worried. The brute had blood on his muzzle. These curs do alot of harm when they've once been blooded. You can't run risks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The poor thing, it wriggled and snapped, an' I was terrified it'd biteme, an' some'ow it got away. "' Again our friend paused, and this time wedared not look at him.
"The next hospitality it was shown, " he went on presently, "was by afarmer, who, seeing it all bloody, drove it off, thinking it had beendigging up a lamb that he'd just buried. The poor homeless beast camesneaking back, so he told his men to get rid of it. Well, they got holdof it somehow--there was a hole in its neck that looked... as if they'd useda pitchfork--and, mortally afraid of its biting them, but not liking, asthey told me, to drown it, for fear the owner might come on them, theygot a stake and a chain, and fastened it up, and left it in the water bythe hay-stack where I found it. I had some conversation with thatfarmer. 'That's right, ' he said, 'but who was to know? I couldn't havemy sheep worried. The brute had blood on his muzzle. These curs do alot of harm when they've once been blooded. You can't run risks.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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