The Innocents Abroad — volume 06
The Innocents Abroad — volume 06
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He looks always the same--old, and withered, and hollow-eyed, and listless, save that there is about himsomething which seems to suggest that he is looking for some one, expecting some one--the friends of his youth, perhaps. But the most ofthem are dead, now. He always pokes about the old streets lookinglonesome, making his mark on a wall here and there, and eyeing the oldestbuildings with a sort of friendly half interest; and he sheds a few tearsat the threshold of his ancient dwelling, and bi...tter, bitter tears theyare. Then he collects his rent and leaves again. He has been seenstanding near the Church of the Holy Sepulchre on many a starlight night, for he has cherished an idea for many centuries that if he could onlyenter there, he could rest. But when he approaches, the doors slam towith a crash, the earth trembles, and all the lights in Jerusalem burn aghastly blue! He does this every fifty years, just the same. It ishopeless, but then it is hard to break habits one has been eighteenhundred years accustomed to.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He looks always the same--old, and withered, and hollow-eyed, and listless, save that there is about himsomething which seems to suggest that he is looking for some one, expecting some one--the friends of his youth, perhaps. But the most ofthem are dead, now. He always pokes about the old streets lookinglonesome, making his mark on a wall here and there, and eyeing the oldestbuildings with a sort of friendly half interest; and he sheds a few tearsat the threshold of his ancient dwelling, and bi...tter, bitter tears theyare. Then he collects his rent and leaves again. He has been seenstanding near the Church of the Holy Sepulchre on many a starlight night, for he has cherished an idea for many centuries that if he could onlyenter there, he could rest. But when he approaches, the doors slam towith a crash, the earth trembles, and all the lights in Jerusalem burn aghastly blue! He does this every fifty years, just the same. It ishopeless, but then it is hard to break habits one has been eighteenhundred years accustomed to.
What to read after The Innocents Abroad — volume 06?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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