The Mystery of Metropolisville
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She was again grieving over Smith's possible suicide, was again longing for the cheerful EOWING. 183 rattle of flattery and nonsense which rendered the Privileged Infant so diverting even to those who hated him, much more to her who loved him.
Albert's position was the more embarrassing that he was obliged to spend a part of his time on his claim to maintain a residence. One night, after having suffered a disappointment for the fifth time in the matter of Plausaby and money, he was walking down... the road to cool his anger in the night air, when he met the Inhabitant of the Lone Cabin, again.
" Well, Gray," he said, " how are you ? Have you written any fresh verses lately?" "Varses? See here, Mr. Charlton, do you 'low this 'ere 's a time fer varses?" "Why not?" " To be shore ! Why not ? I should kinder think yer own heart should orter tell yofi. You don' know what I'm made of. You think I a'n't good fer nothin' but varses. Now, Mr.
Charlton, I'm not one of them air fellers as lets theirselves all off in varses that don' mean nothin'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was again grieving over Smith's possible suicide, was again longing for the cheerful EOWING. 183 rattle of flattery and nonsense which rendered the Privileged Infant so diverting even to those who hated him, much more to her who loved him.
Albert's position was the more embarrassing that he was obliged to spend a part of his time on his claim to maintain a residence. One night, after having suffered a disappointment for the fifth time in the matter of Plausaby and money, he was walking down... the road to cool his anger in the night air, when he met the Inhabitant of the Lone Cabin, again.
" Well, Gray," he said, " how are you ? Have you written any fresh verses lately?" "Varses? See here, Mr. Charlton, do you 'low this 'ere 's a time fer varses?" "Why not?" " To be shore ! Why not ? I should kinder think yer own heart should orter tell yofi. You don' know what I'm made of. You think I a'n't good fer nothin' but varses. Now, Mr.
Charlton, I'm not one of them air fellers as lets theirselves all off in varses that don' mean nothin'.
What to read after The Mystery of Metropolisville?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eggleston, Edward, 1837-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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