The Hatchet Throwers
The Hatchet Throwers
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" ' I told your royal highness so at first, did I not ? I am a man, Goliah Brass by name, and by profession an artist. ' " ' What's being an artist striking lights ? ' asked the ignorant brute.
" ' No, making pictures, ' I answered.
" But he didn't understand. ' What do you mean by pictures ? ' said he pettishly ; ' I can't make out that crack-jaw sort of talk ; make one of the thingumbobs and show me. ' " As you may depend, gentlemen, I was only too glad to have interested him and turned his m...ind for soever short a time from his sanguinary purpose. I cleared off" the smudge from my canvas with a little turpentine, and then plucking a handful of flowers, I laid them close by, and by a few spirited dashes of my brush produced their exact counterpart. He was delighted.
" ' That's very nice, ' he exclaimed, rubbing his fore-paws together ; ' if it wasn't for the precious nasty smell they've got, I declare I shouldn't know one from the other. Not that flowers are much in my way ; I prefer something that's good to eat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ' I told your royal highness so at first, did I not ? I am a man, Goliah Brass by name, and by profession an artist. ' " ' What's being an artist striking lights ? ' asked the ignorant brute.
" ' No, making pictures, ' I answered.
" But he didn't understand. ' What do you mean by pictures ? ' said he pettishly ; ' I can't make out that crack-jaw sort of talk ; make one of the thingumbobs and show me. ' " As you may depend, gentlemen, I was only too glad to have interested him and turned his m...ind for soever short a time from his sanguinary purpose. I cleared off" the smudge from my canvas with a little turpentine, and then plucking a handful of flowers, I laid them close by, and by a few spirited dashes of my brush produced their exact counterpart. He was delighted.
" ' That's very nice, ' he exclaimed, rubbing his fore-paws together ; ' if it wasn't for the precious nasty smell they've got, I declare I shouldn't know one from the other. Not that flowers are much in my way ; I prefer something that's good to eat.
What to read after The Hatchet Throwers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Greenwood to read onlineMoreLess
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