The Strange Adventures of Mr. Middleton
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At thesame time, I wanted an animal comparatively highly organized, amammal, not a reptile. " At this point, his instructive discourse was interrupted by thereappearance of the monster, which charged into the yard with its noseto the ground, following some scent, sniffing so loudly that the soundwas plainly audible despite the closed window. After having hastenedabout the yard for a few moments it was off up the road to theeastward, still with nose to the ground, until coming to the push cartle...ft at the roadside by Nora, it examined it carefully and then with asudden access of unaccountable rage, fell upon it and demolished it, beating and chewing it into bits.
Whatever celerity this terrible beast had exhibited before, was nowcompletely eclipsed, as with nose to the ground, it rushed back to theyard, straight to the house, and rearing on its hinder quarters, placed its forelegs on the porch roof, which gave way beneath theponderous weight. Not disconcerted by the removal of this support, themonster continued to maintain its sitting posture, looking in thewindow at the terrified persons beyond, snapping and gnashing its hugejaws in a manner terrible to hear and still more terrible tocontemplate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At thesame time, I wanted an animal comparatively highly organized, amammal, not a reptile. " At this point, his instructive discourse was interrupted by thereappearance of the monster, which charged into the yard with its noseto the ground, following some scent, sniffing so loudly that the soundwas plainly audible despite the closed window. After having hastenedabout the yard for a few moments it was off up the road to theeastward, still with nose to the ground, until coming to the push cartle...ft at the roadside by Nora, it examined it carefully and then with asudden access of unaccountable rage, fell upon it and demolished it, beating and chewing it into bits.
Whatever celerity this terrible beast had exhibited before, was nowcompletely eclipsed, as with nose to the ground, it rushed back to theyard, straight to the house, and rearing on its hinder quarters, placed its forelegs on the porch roof, which gave way beneath theponderous weight. Not disconcerted by the removal of this support, themonster continued to maintain its sitting posture, looking in thewindow at the terrified persons beyond, snapping and gnashing its hugejaws in a manner terrible to hear and still more terrible tocontemplate.
What to read after The Strange Adventures of Mr. Middleton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curtis Wardon Allan to read onlineMoreLess
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