The History of Jack And His Eleven Brothers Relating the Singular Adventures
The History of Jack And His Eleven Brothers Relating the Singular Adventures
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How dreadful was it to awake out of so pleasing a dream, and to find myself scarcely able to move, with heavy bolts. I prayed te Heaven ; I continued in this state for three days and nights, as I was told, for I could not distinguish night from day, such was the darkness of my prison- house : at the end of this time I heard the key turn, and I thought I saw a glimpse of light ; my heart began to emerge, and a _ trembling ray of hope shone upon my soul The gaoler entered and desired me to follow... him ; I told him I was unable to walk with the weight of my fetters : he said he would help me ; I strove to rise ; and he assisted me ; I leaned upon his shoulder, and entered a small room, where I found a venerable old man, with a few scattered hairs on his temples, as white as snow. He desired me to sit down on a chair which he handed me. The gaoler was then ordered to knock off my chains and to withdraw. I was so weak that I believe I fainted. The venerable gentleman presented me with a glass of wine; and when he saw the blood begin to revisit my cheeks he addressed me in the following words as nearly as I can recollect : " Young man, I cannot help telling you that I am interested in your case ; but take care, let not this induce you to tell any thing but the truth ; I am the friend of truth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How dreadful was it to awake out of so pleasing a dream, and to find myself scarcely able to move, with heavy bolts. I prayed te Heaven ; I continued in this state for three days and nights, as I was told, for I could not distinguish night from day, such was the darkness of my prison- house : at the end of this time I heard the key turn, and I thought I saw a glimpse of light ; my heart began to emerge, and a _ trembling ray of hope shone upon my soul The gaoler entered and desired me to follow... him ; I told him I was unable to walk with the weight of my fetters : he said he would help me ; I strove to rise ; and he assisted me ; I leaned upon his shoulder, and entered a small room, where I found a venerable old man, with a few scattered hairs on his temples, as white as snow. He desired me to sit down on a chair which he handed me. The gaoler was then ordered to knock off my chains and to withdraw. I was so weak that I believe I fainted. The venerable gentleman presented me with a glass of wine; and when he saw the blood begin to revisit my cheeks he addressed me in the following words as nearly as I can recollect : " Young man, I cannot help telling you that I am interested in your case ; but take care, let not this induce you to tell any thing but the truth ; I am the friend of truth.
What to read after The History of Jack And His Eleven Brothers Relating the Singular Adventures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jordan, Whitman H. (Whitman Howard), 1851-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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