The Squirrel Inn
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Now if you want todo the biggest kind of favor to a fellow-being, just tell me what youheard of me to-night. You are a perfect stranger to me, and you canspeak out plainly about it without having the least feeling one way orthe other. " Lodloe looked at him.
"Here's a chance, " he said to himself, "that seldom comes to a man; anopportunity to tell a man exactly what his friends and neighbors thinkabout him. It's a rare experience, and I like it. I'll do it. " "Very good, " said he, aloud; "if y...ou want to see yourself as others seeyou, I'll turn on the lights and act as showman; but remember I havenothing to do with the painting. I have no prejudices one way or theother. " "All right, " said Lanigan, reseating himself; "let the panorama move. " "About the first thing I was told, " said Lodloe, "was that you were agood-hearted fellow, but the fact that your father was an Irishman haddeprived your character of ballast. " "Umph, " said Lanigan; "there are some people who are all ballast. Idon't mind that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now if you want todo the biggest kind of favor to a fellow-being, just tell me what youheard of me to-night. You are a perfect stranger to me, and you canspeak out plainly about it without having the least feeling one way orthe other. " Lodloe looked at him.
"Here's a chance, " he said to himself, "that seldom comes to a man; anopportunity to tell a man exactly what his friends and neighbors thinkabout him. It's a rare experience, and I like it. I'll do it. " "Very good, " said he, aloud; "if y...ou want to see yourself as others seeyou, I'll turn on the lights and act as showman; but remember I havenothing to do with the painting. I have no prejudices one way or theother. " "All right, " said Lanigan, reseating himself; "let the panorama move. " "About the first thing I was told, " said Lodloe, "was that you were agood-hearted fellow, but the fact that your father was an Irishman haddeprived your character of ballast. " "Umph, " said Lanigan; "there are some people who are all ballast. Idon't mind that.
What to read after The Squirrel Inn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stockton, Frank Richard, 1834-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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