The Maid of Sker V. 2
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Enough that I did lead Sir Philip to have thoughts, and to hearken me.
With a power not expected by myself at first be- ginning, while in doubt of throat and words, I con- trived to set before him much that had befallen me.
Though I never said a word that lay outside my knowledge, neither let a spark of heat find entrance to my mind at all, and would rather speak too little than be thought outrageous, there could be no doubt that my simple way of putting all I had to say, moved this lofty man, ...as if he were one of the child- ren at the well belonging to John the Baptist. I thought of all those pretty dears (as I beheld him listening), and the way they sat around me, and their style of moving toes at any great catastrophe ; whiles they kept their hands and noses under very stiff control ; also the universal sigh, when my story killed 184 THE MAID OF SKER.
any one by any means unfit to die ; and their pure contempt of the things they suck, the whole while they are swallowing. Sir Philip (to whom my thoughts meant no failure of respect, but feeling of simplicity), this old gentleman let me speak as one well accustomed to lengthiness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Enough that I did lead Sir Philip to have thoughts, and to hearken me.
With a power not expected by myself at first be- ginning, while in doubt of throat and words, I con- trived to set before him much that had befallen me.
Though I never said a word that lay outside my knowledge, neither let a spark of heat find entrance to my mind at all, and would rather speak too little than be thought outrageous, there could be no doubt that my simple way of putting all I had to say, moved this lofty man, ...as if he were one of the child- ren at the well belonging to John the Baptist. I thought of all those pretty dears (as I beheld him listening), and the way they sat around me, and their style of moving toes at any great catastrophe ; whiles they kept their hands and noses under very stiff control ; also the universal sigh, when my story killed 184 THE MAID OF SKER.
any one by any means unfit to die ; and their pure contempt of the things they suck, the whole while they are swallowing. Sir Philip (to whom my thoughts meant no failure of respect, but feeling of simplicity), this old gentleman let me speak as one well accustomed to lengthiness.
What to read after The Maid of Sker V. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackmore Richard Doddridge to read onlineMoreLess
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