The Last Word
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I probably would have said it must be killed some quick and merciful way. But it was as though the creature took its revenge upon me, accusing me by inference, with that terror, of meditated cruelties unspeakable. Its frenzy of grovelling desperation painted those cruel- ties with lightning swiftness and distinctness upon my shrinking mind. " " My luxuriant and bounteous Southwest, " urged Mr. DeWitt, laughing, and using one of my many sobriquets which Mr. Corcoran had made popular in the offic...e, " I should infallibly burke about thirty per cent, of those adjectives if you gave me this stuff in copy, instead of " Flawed Vessels 339 " I wish you could burke the recollection which they endeavour to clothe with some little semblance of reality, " I responded, meekly. " I was going to say that the look on this poor little, gray, pinched face was the same look of mute animal terror. " ''' Yes what face?" suggested my editor, kindly.
" Well, " I explained, " she was a pitiful creature seventeen or eighteen years old, who had thrown her baby into the East River.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I probably would have said it must be killed some quick and merciful way. But it was as though the creature took its revenge upon me, accusing me by inference, with that terror, of meditated cruelties unspeakable. Its frenzy of grovelling desperation painted those cruel- ties with lightning swiftness and distinctness upon my shrinking mind. " " My luxuriant and bounteous Southwest, " urged Mr. DeWitt, laughing, and using one of my many sobriquets which Mr. Corcoran had made popular in the offic...e, " I should infallibly burke about thirty per cent, of those adjectives if you gave me this stuff in copy, instead of " Flawed Vessels 339 " I wish you could burke the recollection which they endeavour to clothe with some little semblance of reality, " I responded, meekly. " I was going to say that the look on this poor little, gray, pinched face was the same look of mute animal terror. " ''' Yes what face?" suggested my editor, kindly.
" Well, " I explained, " she was a pitiful creature seventeen or eighteen years old, who had thrown her baby into the East River.
What to read after The Last Word?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macgowan Alice to read onlineMoreLess
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