The Red Pagan
The Red Pagan
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, I pro- test against such unwarrantable catastrophes. Were Tito alive, he would protest too. If lady novelists think a fellow gets exhausted after swimming a few hundred yards in a river, with the stream, lady novehsts must be taught differently.
Then, as to the fate of Tom and Maggie Tulli- ver, one's indignation is excusably warm. If Tom could not manage the boat so as to avoid being stove in, he should have given the sculls to his sister. I am positn^e Maggie would have saved both lives, in... spite of the conduct of the floating debris, which is truly ex- traordinary. To begin with, buildings are not usually broken into ''huge fragments'' by a slowly-rising flood. If they float away at all, they float bodily. Nor do " huge fragments make one wide mass across the stream. " Variations of the current prevent that. And even supposing that Tom was in the way of a mass of huge fragments, carried along at a speed of six miles an hour — a sufficient estimate under the circum- stances — how was he overtaken when his boat was 58 The Red Pagan presumably drifting just as fast ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, I pro- test against such unwarrantable catastrophes. Were Tito alive, he would protest too. If lady novelists think a fellow gets exhausted after swimming a few hundred yards in a river, with the stream, lady novehsts must be taught differently.
Then, as to the fate of Tom and Maggie Tulli- ver, one's indignation is excusably warm. If Tom could not manage the boat so as to avoid being stove in, he should have given the sculls to his sister. I am positn^e Maggie would have saved both lives, in... spite of the conduct of the floating debris, which is truly ex- traordinary. To begin with, buildings are not usually broken into ''huge fragments'' by a slowly-rising flood. If they float away at all, they float bodily. Nor do " huge fragments make one wide mass across the stream. " Variations of the current prevent that. And even supposing that Tom was in the way of a mass of huge fragments, carried along at a speed of six miles an hour — a sufficient estimate under the circum- stances — how was he overtaken when his boat was 58 The Red Pagan presumably drifting just as fast ?
What to read after The Red Pagan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A G Alfred George Stephens to read onlineMoreLess
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