The Son of His Father 2
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Could any wretchedness and friendlessness be greater than that which sought refuge in the doorway of an empty, black, and echoing office? The poorest cot- tage would have represented something more human.
' Look here,' said John, ' you know as well as I do that he can't stop here. Can't you get him away? Don't you live somewhere where you can take him — if — if he's a friend of yours V ' No, I don't live nowhere,' said the man.
* The likes of me don't live more one place nor another. We likes c...hange we do : but give me a bob and I'll soon get him a lodging. I don't say it'll be so easy getting him there, for 138 THE SON OF HIS FATHER.
he ain't used to the streets, and he's dazed hke, and a httle drop of drink, a matter of nothing, a thimblefuFs done for him. Young chap,' added the man, sinking his voice, * that man was born a gentleman, talks like you do when he's hisself, and knows a lot. But when a man once goes over the traces that don't do nothing for him, not a bit. Young 'un, you mind what I say.' There was a tipsy gravity about this admoni- tion whichj blended with the pity and the horror, took away all inclination to laugh, although the situation was miserably ludicrous too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Could any wretchedness and friendlessness be greater than that which sought refuge in the doorway of an empty, black, and echoing office? The poorest cot- tage would have represented something more human.
' Look here,' said John, ' you know as well as I do that he can't stop here. Can't you get him away? Don't you live somewhere where you can take him — if — if he's a friend of yours V ' No, I don't live nowhere,' said the man.
* The likes of me don't live more one place nor another. We likes c...hange we do : but give me a bob and I'll soon get him a lodging. I don't say it'll be so easy getting him there, for 138 THE SON OF HIS FATHER.
he ain't used to the streets, and he's dazed hke, and a httle drop of drink, a matter of nothing, a thimblefuFs done for him. Young chap,' added the man, sinking his voice, * that man was born a gentleman, talks like you do when he's hisself, and knows a lot. But when a man once goes over the traces that don't do nothing for him, not a bit. Young 'un, you mind what I say.' There was a tipsy gravity about this admoni- tion whichj blended with the pity and the horror, took away all inclination to laugh, although the situation was miserably ludicrous too.
What to read after The Son of His Father 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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