A Banker of Bankersville a Novel
A Banker of Bankersville a Novel
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There was a laugh and the sale went on. Milford 1 66 A BANKER OF BANKER SVILLE.
could hear the crudely humorous sayings of the auc- tioneer, the bids and counter-bids, and the rough jokes of the bystanders. He wondered how Tom Curry felt under the strain of the misfortune ; wondered if the man had a wife and little children to suffer with him. He imagined a lean, work-worn woman with little, toddling, half-starved children pulling at her skirts. To-night they would have no bed, no stove, no tab...le, no food, and all on account of the law and lawyers.
" Bah ! " he shook himself and tried to smile at the ghastly and jaundiced picture he had conjured up. Indeed, he did smile and wonder why he had allowed such things to affect him so deeply. Nevertheless, he was conscious, for the rest of the day, of a lingering disquietude of mind, a sense of depression and dullness that rendered study impossible. It was as if he doubted himself and were afraid to go on.
That evening he went to the First Presbyterian Church to look in upon the social, that pleasant in- stitution which has done so much for the world, espe- cially in the West.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was a laugh and the sale went on. Milford 1 66 A BANKER OF BANKER SVILLE.
could hear the crudely humorous sayings of the auc- tioneer, the bids and counter-bids, and the rough jokes of the bystanders. He wondered how Tom Curry felt under the strain of the misfortune ; wondered if the man had a wife and little children to suffer with him. He imagined a lean, work-worn woman with little, toddling, half-starved children pulling at her skirts. To-night they would have no bed, no stove, no tab...le, no food, and all on account of the law and lawyers.
" Bah ! " he shook himself and tried to smile at the ghastly and jaundiced picture he had conjured up. Indeed, he did smile and wonder why he had allowed such things to affect him so deeply. Nevertheless, he was conscious, for the rest of the day, of a lingering disquietude of mind, a sense of depression and dullness that rendered study impossible. It was as if he doubted himself and were afraid to go on.
That evening he went to the First Presbyterian Church to look in upon the social, that pleasant in- stitution which has done so much for the world, espe- cially in the West.
What to read after A Banker of Bankersville a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson Maurice to read onlineMoreLess
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