Through the Eye of the Needle; a Romance
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But after that went on a couple of days, there wa'n't any breakfast one morning, and come noontime there wa'n't any dinner, and as far forth as they could make out they had to go to bed without supper. Then they called a halt, and tackled one of your head men here that could speak some Eng- lish. He didn't answer them right off the reel, but he got out his English Testament and he read 'em a verse that said, ^ Eor even when we were with you this we commanded you, that if any one would not work ...neither should he eat.' That kind of fetched 'em, and after that there wa'n't any sojerin', well not to speak of.
They saw he meant business. I guess it did more than any one thing to make 'em think they wa'n't dreamin'." IV You must not think, Dollj, from anything I have been telling you that the Altriirians are ever harsh.
Sometimes they cannot realize how things really are with ns, and how what seems grotesque and hideous to them seems charming and beautiful, or at least chic, to us. But they are wonderfully quick to see when they have hurt you the least, and in the little sacrifices I have made of my wardrobe to the cause of general knowledge there has not been the least urgence from them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But after that went on a couple of days, there wa'n't any breakfast one morning, and come noontime there wa'n't any dinner, and as far forth as they could make out they had to go to bed without supper. Then they called a halt, and tackled one of your head men here that could speak some Eng- lish. He didn't answer them right off the reel, but he got out his English Testament and he read 'em a verse that said, ^ Eor even when we were with you this we commanded you, that if any one would not work ...neither should he eat.' That kind of fetched 'em, and after that there wa'n't any sojerin', well not to speak of.
They saw he meant business. I guess it did more than any one thing to make 'em think they wa'n't dreamin'." IV You must not think, Dollj, from anything I have been telling you that the Altriirians are ever harsh.
Sometimes they cannot realize how things really are with ns, and how what seems grotesque and hideous to them seems charming and beautiful, or at least chic, to us. But they are wonderfully quick to see when they have hurt you the least, and in the little sacrifices I have made of my wardrobe to the cause of general knowledge there has not been the least urgence from them.
What to read after Through the Eye of the Needle; a Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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