Basil : a Story of Modern Life V. 1
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101 soon as he sat down, with a hearty " Fine morning, Sir !" " I differ with you entirely," cried the dictatorial gentleman opposite, before I could answer. " It's not a fine morning, because the sun shines, and the air's cool. It's an east wind — a beastly, pestilential east wind !" " Well !" said the new comer, " the east wind don't make any difference to me. I take any wind I can get, without minding which." " You ought to mind !" cried the other fiercely ; " you ought to mind particularly ...! Those scars on your face must be affected by an east wind — scars always are — if your scars are not, they ought to be !" " Ought they ?" returned the man, laugh- ing. " I think I ought to know best.
They're scars of my own making !" 102 BASIL.
The dictatorial gentleman shrank into his corner ; the genteel ladies shrank into theirs ; the withered old man stopped in the very act of wiping his forehead for the fiftieth time, and stared aghast; the sickly little girl looked whiter and more vacant than ever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
101 soon as he sat down, with a hearty " Fine morning, Sir !" " I differ with you entirely," cried the dictatorial gentleman opposite, before I could answer. " It's not a fine morning, because the sun shines, and the air's cool. It's an east wind — a beastly, pestilential east wind !" " Well !" said the new comer, " the east wind don't make any difference to me. I take any wind I can get, without minding which." " You ought to mind !" cried the other fiercely ; " you ought to mind particularly ...! Those scars on your face must be affected by an east wind — scars always are — if your scars are not, they ought to be !" " Ought they ?" returned the man, laugh- ing. " I think I ought to know best.
They're scars of my own making !" 102 BASIL.
The dictatorial gentleman shrank into his corner ; the genteel ladies shrank into theirs ; the withered old man stopped in the very act of wiping his forehead for the fiftieth time, and stared aghast; the sickly little girl looked whiter and more vacant than ever.
What to read after Basil : a Story of Modern Life V. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins Wilkie to read onlineMoreLess
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