The Hoosier Schoolmaster
The Hoosier Schoolmaster
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Didn't he, Mr. White?" Mr. White, as in duty bound, said yes, but he said yes in a cool, lawyerlike way, which showed that he did not take quite so much stock inDr. Small as his wife did. This was a comfort to Ralph, who satpicturing to himself the silent flattery which Dr. Small's eyes paid tohis Aunt Matilda, and the quiet expression of pain that would flitacross his face when Ralph's name was mentioned. And never until thatmoment had Hartsook understood how masterful Small's artifices were. ...Hehad managed to elevate himself in Mrs. White's estimation and to destroyRalph at the same time, and had managed to do both by a contraction ofthe eyebrows!
But the silence was growing painful and Ralph thought to break it andturn the current of talk from himself by asking after Mrs. White's son.
"Where is Walter?" "Oh! Walter's doing well. He went down to Clifty three weeks ago tostudy medicine with Henry Small. He seems so fond of the doctor, and thedoctor is such an excellent man, you know, and I have strong hopes thatWallie will be led to see the error of his ways by his association withHenry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Didn't he, Mr. White?" Mr. White, as in duty bound, said yes, but he said yes in a cool, lawyerlike way, which showed that he did not take quite so much stock inDr. Small as his wife did. This was a comfort to Ralph, who satpicturing to himself the silent flattery which Dr. Small's eyes paid tohis Aunt Matilda, and the quiet expression of pain that would flitacross his face when Ralph's name was mentioned. And never until thatmoment had Hartsook understood how masterful Small's artifices were. ...Hehad managed to elevate himself in Mrs. White's estimation and to destroyRalph at the same time, and had managed to do both by a contraction ofthe eyebrows!
But the silence was growing painful and Ralph thought to break it andturn the current of talk from himself by asking after Mrs. White's son.
"Where is Walter?" "Oh! Walter's doing well. He went down to Clifty three weeks ago tostudy medicine with Henry Small. He seems so fond of the doctor, and thedoctor is such an excellent man, you know, and I have strong hopes thatWallie will be led to see the error of his ways by his association withHenry.
What to read after The Hoosier Schoolmaster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eggleston, Edward, 1837-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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