A Church Yard Story
A Church Yard Story
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" IV MR. BALLANTYNE'S INCREASING AB^ STRACTION "It is very evident to my mind, " said Mrs. Bal- lantyne, "that if Mr. BallantjTie doesn't blow himself and all the rest of us up, one of these fine mornings, witb those jars, pots and machinery of 106 The BaUantynes his in the shop, then he 's going to get so deep set in one of his brown studies that he will never come out of it. " The occasion of this vigorous remark was that on that very morning, a man had been hallooing at the gate in front of ...the house for fully five min- utes, while Mr. Ballantyne sat on the gallery in full view of the person, and never seemed to be aware of his presence or heard a single sound of his stentorian calls. There he was, sitting cross- legged, with walking cane balanced on his finger, gazing over the upper rim of his spectacles down the road, in the most placid, vacant faced way, as if no excited, crimson-faced individual was just in front waving his hand and vociferating, ''Hello the house!" He did well in saying, ''Hello the house, " for the man of the house never heard a word.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" IV MR. BALLANTYNE'S INCREASING AB^ STRACTION "It is very evident to my mind, " said Mrs. Bal- lantyne, "that if Mr. BallantjTie doesn't blow himself and all the rest of us up, one of these fine mornings, witb those jars, pots and machinery of 106 The BaUantynes his in the shop, then he 's going to get so deep set in one of his brown studies that he will never come out of it. " The occasion of this vigorous remark was that on that very morning, a man had been hallooing at the gate in front of ...the house for fully five min- utes, while Mr. Ballantyne sat on the gallery in full view of the person, and never seemed to be aware of his presence or heard a single sound of his stentorian calls. There he was, sitting cross- legged, with walking cane balanced on his finger, gazing over the upper rim of his spectacles down the road, in the most placid, vacant faced way, as if no excited, crimson-faced individual was just in front waving his hand and vociferating, ''Hello the house!" He did well in saying, ''Hello the house, " for the man of the house never heard a word.
What to read after A Church Yard Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beverly Carradine to read onlineMoreLess
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