Memoirs of a Midget
Memoirs of a Midget
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Standing up on his feet against the background of Mrs Bowater's ink-black flounces, with his rather humped shoulders and straight hair, he had looked an eccentric, and, even to my view, a stunted figure. Now the whole scene around us seemed to be sorting itself into a different proportion before my eyes. He it was who was become the unit of space, the yard-stick of the universe. The flowers, their roots glintily netted with spider- webs, nodded serenely over his long hands. A peacock butter- fl...y with folded colours sipped of the sunshine on a tuft nearly at evens with his cheek. The very birds sang to his size, and every rift between the woodlands awaited the cuckoo. Only his clothes were grotesque, but less so than in my parlour Mr Crimble's skirts, or even Lady Pollacke's treacherous bonnet.
I folded my white silk gloves into a ball. A wren began tweeting in a bush near by. "I am going away soon, " I said, "to the sea. " The wren glided away out of sight amongst its thorns. I knew by his sudden stillness that this had been unwelcome news.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Standing up on his feet against the background of Mrs Bowater's ink-black flounces, with his rather humped shoulders and straight hair, he had looked an eccentric, and, even to my view, a stunted figure. Now the whole scene around us seemed to be sorting itself into a different proportion before my eyes. He it was who was become the unit of space, the yard-stick of the universe. The flowers, their roots glintily netted with spider- webs, nodded serenely over his long hands. A peacock butter- fl...y with folded colours sipped of the sunshine on a tuft nearly at evens with his cheek. The very birds sang to his size, and every rift between the woodlands awaited the cuckoo. Only his clothes were grotesque, but less so than in my parlour Mr Crimble's skirts, or even Lady Pollacke's treacherous bonnet.
I folded my white silk gloves into a ball. A wren began tweeting in a bush near by. "I am going away soon, " I said, "to the sea. " The wren glided away out of sight amongst its thorns. I knew by his sudden stillness that this had been unwelcome news.
What to read after Memoirs of a Midget?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter J De La Mare to read onlineMoreLess
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