The Facts Concerning the Recent Carnival of Crime in Connecticut
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" "Oh, and I never shall, I never shall. You can always depend on me. " "I think so. Many and many's the restless night I've wanted to take youby the neck. If I could only get hold of you now!" "Yes, no doubt. But I am not an ass; I am only the saddle of an ass. Butgo on, go on. You entertain me more than I like to confess. " "I am glad of that. (You will not mind my lying a little, to keep inpractice. ) Look here; not to be too personal, I think you are about theshabbiest and most contemptible... little shriveled-up reptile that can beimagined. I am grateful enough that you are invisible to other people, for I should die with shame to be seen with such a mildewed monkey of aconscience as you are. Now if you were five or six feet high, and--" "Oh, come! who is to blame?" "I don't know. " "Why, you are; nobody else. " "Confound you, I wasn't consulted about your personal appearance. " "I don't care, you had a good deal to do with it, nevertheless. When youwere eight or nine years old, I was seven feet high, and as pretty as apicture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Oh, and I never shall, I never shall. You can always depend on me. " "I think so. Many and many's the restless night I've wanted to take youby the neck. If I could only get hold of you now!" "Yes, no doubt. But I am not an ass; I am only the saddle of an ass. Butgo on, go on. You entertain me more than I like to confess. " "I am glad of that. (You will not mind my lying a little, to keep inpractice. ) Look here; not to be too personal, I think you are about theshabbiest and most contemptible... little shriveled-up reptile that can beimagined. I am grateful enough that you are invisible to other people, for I should die with shame to be seen with such a mildewed monkey of aconscience as you are. Now if you were five or six feet high, and--" "Oh, come! who is to blame?" "I don't know. " "Why, you are; nobody else. " "Confound you, I wasn't consulted about your personal appearance. " "I don't care, you had a good deal to do with it, nevertheless. When youwere eight or nine years old, I was seven feet high, and as pretty as apicture.
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