A Library of American Literature volume 8
A Library of American Literature volume 8
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I want the fellow shelved ; I don't care if he's killed; by heavens, I don't. " Mr. Beaumont was in a fit state to break glasses and overturn the table. His black eyes were bloodshot; his bushy eyebrows were dan- cing and pointing as if they were going through smallsword exercise ; there was a dull flame of blood all over his dark cheeks and yellowish mottled forehead. Vincent, the medical graduate of Paris, surveyed his father through half-shut eyes, and thought out the diagnosis, "Tempo- 1835...-60] JOHN WILLIAM DE FOREST. 283 rarily insane. " There was no audible response to the senior's good old- fashioned Beaumont burst of rage.
After some minutes of silence, during which Poinsett smilingly poured himself a second cup of coffee (holding that he could do it better than any waiter), the father recovered his composure somewhat, and added gravely : "Of course this is a serious matter. I hope, trust, and believe that Yin- cent will receive no harm. If he does " (here his eyebrows bristled again), "I shall take the field myself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I want the fellow shelved ; I don't care if he's killed; by heavens, I don't. " Mr. Beaumont was in a fit state to break glasses and overturn the table. His black eyes were bloodshot; his bushy eyebrows were dan- cing and pointing as if they were going through smallsword exercise ; there was a dull flame of blood all over his dark cheeks and yellowish mottled forehead. Vincent, the medical graduate of Paris, surveyed his father through half-shut eyes, and thought out the diagnosis, "Tempo- 1835...-60] JOHN WILLIAM DE FOREST. 283 rarily insane. " There was no audible response to the senior's good old- fashioned Beaumont burst of rage.
After some minutes of silence, during which Poinsett smilingly poured himself a second cup of coffee (holding that he could do it better than any waiter), the father recovered his composure somewhat, and added gravely : "Of course this is a serious matter. I hope, trust, and believe that Yin- cent will receive no harm. If he does " (here his eyebrows bristled again), "I shall take the field myself.
What to read after A Library of American Literature volume 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund C And Hutchinson Ellen M Stedman to read onlineMoreLess
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