The Extra Day
The Extra Day
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"It's our old tramp!" "Be very polite to him, " Uncle Felix had time to whisper hurriedly, seeing that all three stood behind him. "He's a great Adventurer and aWanderer too. " CHAPTER IX A PRIEST OF WONDER He was a grey and nameless creature of shadowy outline and vagueappearance. The eye focused him with difficulty. He had an air of abroken tombstone about him, with moss and lichen in wayward patches, for his face was split and cracked, and his beard seemed acontinuation of his hair; but he h...ad soft blue eyes that had got lostin the general tangle and seemed to stray about the place and peep outunexpectedly like flowers hiding in a thick-set hedge. The face mightbe anywhere; he might move suddenly in any direction; he was prepared, as it were, to move forward, sideways, or backwards according as thewind decided or the road appeared--a sort of universal scarecrow of abeing altogether.
Yet, for all his forlorn and scattered attitude, there hung about hisrags an air of something noble and protective, something strangelyinviting that welcomed without criticism all the day might bring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It's our old tramp!" "Be very polite to him, " Uncle Felix had time to whisper hurriedly, seeing that all three stood behind him. "He's a great Adventurer and aWanderer too. " CHAPTER IX A PRIEST OF WONDER He was a grey and nameless creature of shadowy outline and vagueappearance. The eye focused him with difficulty. He had an air of abroken tombstone about him, with moss and lichen in wayward patches, for his face was split and cracked, and his beard seemed acontinuation of his hair; but he h...ad soft blue eyes that had got lostin the general tangle and seemed to stray about the place and peep outunexpectedly like flowers hiding in a thick-set hedge. The face mightbe anywhere; he might move suddenly in any direction; he was prepared, as it were, to move forward, sideways, or backwards according as thewind decided or the road appeared--a sort of universal scarecrow of abeing altogether.
Yet, for all his forlorn and scattered attitude, there hung about hisrags an air of something noble and protective, something strangelyinviting that welcomed without criticism all the day might bring.
What to read after The Extra Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackwood Algernon to read onlineMoreLess
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