The Curious Republic of Gondour, And Other Whimsical Sketches
The Curious Republic of Gondour, And Other Whimsical Sketches
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Everybody got so listless that for once I and mydreamer found ourselves in the lead. It was a glad, new sensation, andI longed to keep the place forevermore. Every little stir in the dingycavalcade behind made me nervous. Davis and I were riding side by side, right after the Arab. About 11 o'clock it had become really chilly, andthe dozing boys roused up and began to inquire how far it was to Ramlahyet, and to demand that the Arab hurry along faster. I gave it up then, and my heart sank within ...me, because of course they would come up toscold the Arab. I knew I had to take the rear again. In my sorrow Iunconsciously took to my pipe, my only comfort. As I touched the matchto it the whole company came lumbering up and crowding my horse's rumpand flanks. A whiff of smoke drifted back over my shoulder, and-- "The suffering Moses!" "Whew!" "By George, who opened that graveyard?" "Boys, that Arab's been swallowing something dead!" Right away there was a gap behind us. Whiff after whiff sailed airilyback, and each one widened the breach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everybody got so listless that for once I and mydreamer found ourselves in the lead. It was a glad, new sensation, andI longed to keep the place forevermore. Every little stir in the dingycavalcade behind made me nervous. Davis and I were riding side by side, right after the Arab. About 11 o'clock it had become really chilly, andthe dozing boys roused up and began to inquire how far it was to Ramlahyet, and to demand that the Arab hurry along faster. I gave it up then, and my heart sank within ...me, because of course they would come up toscold the Arab. I knew I had to take the rear again. In my sorrow Iunconsciously took to my pipe, my only comfort. As I touched the matchto it the whole company came lumbering up and crowding my horse's rumpand flanks. A whiff of smoke drifted back over my shoulder, and-- "The suffering Moses!" "Whew!" "By George, who opened that graveyard?" "Boys, that Arab's been swallowing something dead!" Right away there was a gap behind us. Whiff after whiff sailed airilyback, and each one widened the breach.
What to read after The Curious Republic of Gondour, And Other Whimsical Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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