Vanishing Roads And Other Essays
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* * * * * But, this afternoon, there was evidently no bark in him, poor littlefellow; everything about him said that he had just managed to crawl hometo die. His brisk white coat seemed dank with cold dews, and there wassomething shadowy about him and strangely quiet. His eyes, always soalert, were strangely heavy and indifferent, yet questioning and somehowaccusing. He seemed to be asking us why a little dog should suffer so, and what was going to happen to him, and what did it all mean. A...las! Wecould not tell him; and none of us dare say to each other that ourlittle comrade in the mystery of life was going to die. But a silencefell over us all, and the beautiful grandmother took him into her care, and so well did her great and wise heart nurse him through the nightthat next morning it almost seemed as though we had been wrong; for aflash of his old spirit was in him again, and, though his little legsshook under him, it was plain that he wanted to try and be up at hisday's work on the veranda, warning off the passer-by, or in the gardencarrying on his eternal investigations, or farther afield in thecouncils and expeditions of his fellows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* * * * * But, this afternoon, there was evidently no bark in him, poor littlefellow; everything about him said that he had just managed to crawl hometo die. His brisk white coat seemed dank with cold dews, and there wassomething shadowy about him and strangely quiet. His eyes, always soalert, were strangely heavy and indifferent, yet questioning and somehowaccusing. He seemed to be asking us why a little dog should suffer so, and what was going to happen to him, and what did it all mean. A...las! Wecould not tell him; and none of us dare say to each other that ourlittle comrade in the mystery of life was going to die. But a silencefell over us all, and the beautiful grandmother took him into her care, and so well did her great and wise heart nurse him through the nightthat next morning it almost seemed as though we had been wrong; for aflash of his old spirit was in him again, and, though his little legsshook under him, it was plain that he wanted to try and be up at hisday's work on the veranda, warning off the passer-by, or in the gardencarrying on his eternal investigations, or farther afield in thecouncils and expeditions of his fellows.
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