Who Spoke Next
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I was once the defender of liberty, and am ready to be so again. Iwas not made to kill skunks, those disgusting little animals. I hateto think of them.
Pardon me for keeping you listening to me so long; I have done. Iwish to hear now what that respectable-looking broadsword has tosay. We two ought to be friends. " "I was born a gentleman, " said the broadsword. "I was alwaysconsidered the sign, the symbol of one. Not many years since, asword was so essential to the character of a gentleman that... a manwithout one by his side, was, in fact, not considered a gentleman.
My master, who was also yours, Mr. Curlingtongs, was one theofficers in the company of Cadets at its first formation. He had thehonorable title of Major, and all his best friends called him Major. Little did I think once that I should be condemned to the disgraceof spending my old age in a garret with crooked curling tongs, broken pitchers, old baize gowns, noseless tea-kettles, oldcrutches, a foot stove, and, worse than all, a spinning wheel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was once the defender of liberty, and am ready to be so again. Iwas not made to kill skunks, those disgusting little animals. I hateto think of them.
Pardon me for keeping you listening to me so long; I have done. Iwish to hear now what that respectable-looking broadsword has tosay. We two ought to be friends. " "I was born a gentleman, " said the broadsword. "I was alwaysconsidered the sign, the symbol of one. Not many years since, asword was so essential to the character of a gentleman that... a manwithout one by his side, was, in fact, not considered a gentleman.
My master, who was also yours, Mr. Curlingtongs, was one theofficers in the company of Cadets at its first formation. He had thehonorable title of Major, and all his best friends called him Major. Little did I think once that I should be condemned to the disgraceof spending my old age in a garret with crooked curling tongs, broken pitchers, old baize gowns, noseless tea-kettles, oldcrutches, a foot stove, and, worse than all, a spinning wheel.
What to read after Who Spoke Next?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Lee Follen to read onlineMoreLess
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