The Moving Finger
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He could see no prospect of change, no prospectof better things: always the bare walls and the earthen floors for him;unloved, uncared for he had lived, unloved and uncared for he would die. And this man beside him--bah! it would not bear thinking of. He pushedback the stool he had been sitting on, and strolling to the door lookedout. Nothing in sight but the black boy, who wasn't a boy at all, but aman apparently over thirty years of age, lolling up against the verandahpost, like one who had p...lenty of time on his hands.
Stanesby got up and joined him. The hot wind that had blown fiercely allday had died down, and now there hardly seemed a breath of air stirring. It was stupid to comment on the weather in a place where the weatherwas always the same, but Turner felt the need of something to say, so heseized on the well-worn topic.
"It's getting a little cooler, I think. " "Confound it, no. " Stanesby looked round discontentedly. The untidy, uninviting remains oftheir midday meal were still on the table, pushed aside to make roomfor the papers they had been reading; it gave the place a dishevelled, comfortless air, which made its dull blank-ness ten times worse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could see no prospect of change, no prospectof better things: always the bare walls and the earthen floors for him;unloved, uncared for he had lived, unloved and uncared for he would die. And this man beside him--bah! it would not bear thinking of. He pushedback the stool he had been sitting on, and strolling to the door lookedout. Nothing in sight but the black boy, who wasn't a boy at all, but aman apparently over thirty years of age, lolling up against the verandahpost, like one who had p...lenty of time on his hands.
Stanesby got up and joined him. The hot wind that had blown fiercely allday had died down, and now there hardly seemed a breath of air stirring. It was stupid to comment on the weather in a place where the weatherwas always the same, but Turner felt the need of something to say, so heseized on the well-worn topic.
"It's getting a little cooler, I think. " "Confound it, no. " Stanesby looked round discontentedly. The untidy, uninviting remains oftheir midday meal were still on the table, pushed aside to make roomfor the papers they had been reading; it gave the place a dishevelled, comfortless air, which made its dull blank-ness ten times worse.
What to read after The Moving Finger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaunt Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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