Workmanship in Words
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. and, having taken a night-smoke, turned in. (Dana.) During that night the storm increased in violence, nor abated with the light of day.
(Mary Hallock Foote.) . . . when I was called and found it an ugly, gusty morning I went gratefully back to bed, and spent the rest of the day fishing. (Benson.) At the foot of a steep precipice was the whirlpool from which Parpon had saved the father from an awful death, and had received this lovely region as his reward.
(Parker.) In that duel Prince Rudolf... received a severe wound, and recovering therefrom, was adroitly smuggled off by the Ruritanian ambassador, who had found him a pretty handful. (Anthony Hope Hawkins.) By adroit manoeuvres Polk had forced the fight upon a weak and reluctant nation, and had made to his own people false statements . . . (Morse.) THE AUTOMATIC SENTENCE 181 At the death of Edwin Booth, poor Yoriek passed out of my personal cognizance, and now lingers an in- congruous shadow amid the memory of the precious things I lost then.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. and, having taken a night-smoke, turned in. (Dana.) During that night the storm increased in violence, nor abated with the light of day.
(Mary Hallock Foote.) . . . when I was called and found it an ugly, gusty morning I went gratefully back to bed, and spent the rest of the day fishing. (Benson.) At the foot of a steep precipice was the whirlpool from which Parpon had saved the father from an awful death, and had received this lovely region as his reward.
(Parker.) In that duel Prince Rudolf... received a severe wound, and recovering therefrom, was adroitly smuggled off by the Ruritanian ambassador, who had found him a pretty handful. (Anthony Hope Hawkins.) By adroit manoeuvres Polk had forced the fight upon a weak and reluctant nation, and had made to his own people false statements . . . (Morse.) THE AUTOMATIC SENTENCE 181 At the death of Edwin Booth, poor Yoriek passed out of my personal cognizance, and now lingers an in- congruous shadow amid the memory of the precious things I lost then.
What to read after Workmanship in Words?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Prentice Kelley to read onlineMoreLess
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