Works of Robert Louis Stephenson
Works of Robert Louis Stephenson
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^ He will aye be drunk when the wind blaws," returned Rorie in the same high key, and it was all that I could do to hear him.
** Then — was he so — ^in February? '• I inquired.
Rorie's ^ Ay ** was a cause of joy to me. The murder, thoif had not sprung in cold blood from calculation; it was an act of madness no more to be condemned than to be THE MERRY MEN pardoned. My uncle was a dangerous madman, if jou will, but he was not cruel and base as I had feared. Yet what a scene for a carouse, what a...n incredible vice, was this that the poor man had chosen! I have always thought drunkenness a wild and almost fearful pleasure, rather demoniacal than human ; but drunkenness, out here in the roaring blackness, on the edge of a cliff above that hell of waters, the man's head spinning like the Roost, his foot tottering on the edge of death, his ear watching for the signs of shipwreck, surely that, if it were credible in any one, was morally impossible in a man like my uncle, whose mind was set upon a damnatory creed and haunted by the darkest superstitions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ He will aye be drunk when the wind blaws," returned Rorie in the same high key, and it was all that I could do to hear him.
** Then — was he so — ^in February? '• I inquired.
Rorie's ^ Ay ** was a cause of joy to me. The murder, thoif had not sprung in cold blood from calculation; it was an act of madness no more to be condemned than to be THE MERRY MEN pardoned. My uncle was a dangerous madman, if jou will, but he was not cruel and base as I had feared. Yet what a scene for a carouse, what a...n incredible vice, was this that the poor man had chosen! I have always thought drunkenness a wild and almost fearful pleasure, rather demoniacal than human ; but drunkenness, out here in the roaring blackness, on the edge of a cliff above that hell of waters, the man's head spinning like the Roost, his foot tottering on the edge of death, his ear watching for the signs of shipwreck, surely that, if it were credible in any one, was morally impossible in a man like my uncle, whose mind was set upon a damnatory creed and haunted by the darkest superstitions.
What to read after Works of Robert Louis Stephenson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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