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And the most bogeyish part of the story is about such houses.
Two generations back they still stood dark and empty j people avoided them as they passed by ; the boldest schoolboy only shouted through the keyhole and made off; for within, it was sup- posed, the plague lay ambushed like a basilisk, ready to flow forth and spread blain and pustule through the city. What a terrible next-door neighbour for superstitious citizens ! A rat r 79 Legends scampering within would send a shudder through the... stoutest heart. Here, if you hke, was a sanitary parable, addressed by our uncleanly forefathers to their own neglect.
And then we have Major Weir ; for although even his house is now demolished, old Edinburgh cannot clear herself of his unholy memory. He and his sister lived together in an odour of sour piety. She was a marvellous spinster ; he had a rare gift of supplication, and was known among devout admirers by the name of Angelical Thomas. * He was a tall, black man, and ordi- narily looked down to the ground ; a grim countenance, and a big nose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the most bogeyish part of the story is about such houses.
Two generations back they still stood dark and empty j people avoided them as they passed by ; the boldest schoolboy only shouted through the keyhole and made off; for within, it was sup- posed, the plague lay ambushed like a basilisk, ready to flow forth and spread blain and pustule through the city. What a terrible next-door neighbour for superstitious citizens ! A rat r 79 Legends scampering within would send a shudder through the... stoutest heart. Here, if you hke, was a sanitary parable, addressed by our uncleanly forefathers to their own neglect.
And then we have Major Weir ; for although even his house is now demolished, old Edinburgh cannot clear herself of his unholy memory. He and his sister lived together in an odour of sour piety. She was a marvellous spinster ; he had a rare gift of supplication, and was known among devout admirers by the name of Angelical Thomas. * He was a tall, black man, and ordi- narily looked down to the ground ; a grim countenance, and a big nose.
What to read after Edinburgh?
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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