The Gadfly
The Gadfly
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" "To tramp? With that lame foot!" He looked up with a sudden, piteous catchingof the breath.
"I--I was hungry, " he said.
She turned her head a little away and rested herchin on one hand. After a moment's silence hebegan again, his voice sinking lower and lower ashe spoke: "Well, I tramped, and tramped, till I was nearlymad with tramping, and nothing came of it. Igot down into Ecuador, and there it was worsethan ever. Sometimes I'd get a bit of tinkeringto do, --I'm a pretty fair tinker, --or ...an errand torun, or a pigstye to clean out; sometimes Idid--oh, I hardly know what. And then at last, one day------" The slender, brown hand clenched itself suddenlyon the table, and Gemma, raising her head, glanced at him anxiously. His side-face wasturned towards her, and she could see a vein onthe temple beating like a hammer, with quick, irregular strokes. She bent forward and laid agentle hand on his arm.
"Never mind the rest; it's almost too horribleto talk about. " He stared doubtfully at the hand, shook hishead, and went on steadily: "Then one day I met a travelling variety show.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "To tramp? With that lame foot!" He looked up with a sudden, piteous catchingof the breath.
"I--I was hungry, " he said.
She turned her head a little away and rested herchin on one hand. After a moment's silence hebegan again, his voice sinking lower and lower ashe spoke: "Well, I tramped, and tramped, till I was nearlymad with tramping, and nothing came of it. Igot down into Ecuador, and there it was worsethan ever. Sometimes I'd get a bit of tinkeringto do, --I'm a pretty fair tinker, --or ...an errand torun, or a pigstye to clean out; sometimes Idid--oh, I hardly know what. And then at last, one day------" The slender, brown hand clenched itself suddenlyon the table, and Gemma, raising her head, glanced at him anxiously. His side-face wasturned towards her, and she could see a vein onthe temple beating like a hammer, with quick, irregular strokes. She bent forward and laid agentle hand on his arm.
"Never mind the rest; it's almost too horribleto talk about. " He stared doubtfully at the hand, shook hishead, and went on steadily: "Then one day I met a travelling variety show.
What to read after The Gadfly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by El Voynich to read onlineMoreLess
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