The Little Savage 23
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For the first time in my life, I may say, I felt truly miserable — my whole heart and affections were set upon this animal, the companion and friend of my solitude, and I felt as if exist- ence were a burden without him. After a while, I retraced my steps to the cabin, but I was miserable, more so than I can express. I could not rest quiet. Two hours before sunset, I went down again to the rocks, and called till I was hoarse. It was all in vain ; night closed in, and again I returned to the cab...in, and threw myself down in my bed-place in utter despair.
" I thought he loved me," said I to myself, " loved me as I loved him ; I would not have left him in that way." And my tears burst out anew at the idea that I never should see my poor Nero again.
The reader may think that my grief was inordinate and The Little Savage 107 unwarrantable, but let him put himself in my position — a lad of sixteen, alone on a desolate island, with only one companion — true, he was an animal, and could not speak, but he was affectionate ; he replied to all my caresses 5 he was my only companion and friend, the only object that I loved or cared about.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the first time in my life, I may say, I felt truly miserable — my whole heart and affections were set upon this animal, the companion and friend of my solitude, and I felt as if exist- ence were a burden without him. After a while, I retraced my steps to the cabin, but I was miserable, more so than I can express. I could not rest quiet. Two hours before sunset, I went down again to the rocks, and called till I was hoarse. It was all in vain ; night closed in, and again I returned to the cab...in, and threw myself down in my bed-place in utter despair.
" I thought he loved me," said I to myself, " loved me as I loved him ; I would not have left him in that way." And my tears burst out anew at the idea that I never should see my poor Nero again.
The reader may think that my grief was inordinate and The Little Savage 107 unwarrantable, but let him put himself in my position — a lad of sixteen, alone on a desolate island, with only one companion — true, he was an animal, and could not speak, but he was affectionate ; he replied to all my caresses 5 he was my only companion and friend, the only object that I loved or cared about.
What to read after The Little Savage 23?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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