The Promise
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'Twill be fun to watch Creed. He'll bescairt shtiff an' white as a biled shirt, or he'll melt down an'dhribble out t'rough a crack av th' flure. " And so, a half-hour later, Bill Carmody for the second time pushed openHod Burrage's door and made his way to the stove.
The scene in no wise differed from the time of his previous visit. Slabs of bacon still hung from the roof logs beside the row of tincoffee-pots; the sawdust-filled box was still the object ofintermittent bombardment by the tobacco...-chewers, the uncertainty ofwhose aim was mutely attested by the generous circumference ofbrown-stained floor of which the box was the center.
Grouped about the stove, upon counter, barrel-head, and up-ended goodsbox, were the same decaying remnants of the moldering town's vanishingpopulation.
The thick, cloudy glass with its sticky edges still circulated for thecommon good, and above the heads of the unkempt men the air reeked graywith the fumes of rank tobacco.
Only the man who entered had changed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Twill be fun to watch Creed. He'll bescairt shtiff an' white as a biled shirt, or he'll melt down an'dhribble out t'rough a crack av th' flure. " And so, a half-hour later, Bill Carmody for the second time pushed openHod Burrage's door and made his way to the stove.
The scene in no wise differed from the time of his previous visit. Slabs of bacon still hung from the roof logs beside the row of tincoffee-pots; the sawdust-filled box was still the object ofintermittent bombardment by the tobacco...-chewers, the uncertainty ofwhose aim was mutely attested by the generous circumference ofbrown-stained floor of which the box was the center.
Grouped about the stove, upon counter, barrel-head, and up-ended goodsbox, were the same decaying remnants of the moldering town's vanishingpopulation.
The thick, cloudy glass with its sticky edges still circulated for thecommon good, and above the heads of the unkempt men the air reeked graywith the fumes of rank tobacco.
Only the man who entered had changed.
What to read after The Promise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hendryx James Beardsley to read onlineMoreLess
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