The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson
The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson
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Fetch it out, Dave. " Wilson brought three of his glass strips, and said: "I get the subject to pass the fingers of his right hand through his hair, so as to get a little coating of the natural oil on them, and then pressthe balls of them on the glass. A fine and delicate print of the linesin the skin results, and is permanent, if it doesn't come in contact withsomething able to rub it off. You begin, Tom. " "Why, I think you took my finger marks once or twice before. " "Yes, but you were a lit...tle boy the last time, only about twelve yearsold. " "That's so. Of course, I've changed entirely since then, and variety iswhat the crowned heads want, I guess. " He passed his fingers through his crop of short hair, and pressed themone at a time on the glass. Angelo made a print of his fingers onanother glass, and Luigi followed with a third. Wilson marked theglasses with names and dates, and put them away. Tom gave one of hislittle laughs, and said: "I thought I wouldn't say anything, but if variety is what you are after, you have wasted a piece of glass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fetch it out, Dave. " Wilson brought three of his glass strips, and said: "I get the subject to pass the fingers of his right hand through his hair, so as to get a little coating of the natural oil on them, and then pressthe balls of them on the glass. A fine and delicate print of the linesin the skin results, and is permanent, if it doesn't come in contact withsomething able to rub it off. You begin, Tom. " "Why, I think you took my finger marks once or twice before. " "Yes, but you were a lit...tle boy the last time, only about twelve yearsold. " "That's so. Of course, I've changed entirely since then, and variety iswhat the crowned heads want, I guess. " He passed his fingers through his crop of short hair, and pressed themone at a time on the glass. Angelo made a print of his fingers onanother glass, and Luigi followed with a third. Wilson marked theglasses with names and dates, and put them away. Tom gave one of hislittle laughs, and said: "I thought I wouldn't say anything, but if variety is what you are after, you have wasted a piece of glass.
What to read after The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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