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Of course the whole hall was in a smother every time, with matsand rugs all out of place upon the slippery floor. And then the noise!The only thing was to leave the house and work off some of the steam outthere.
No dog with a particle of nervousness or hesitation left would do suchthings as that. But he only did them with his master. When with others, report had it that he was a different dog, with no taste for hunting orfor chasing birds--a dog, in fact, that invariably got into one room andla...y there alone, unless he changed his place for the mat by the frontdoor.
Of course He would come back. Folk always did. There could be no break inthis friendship: it would last for ever. He had heard his master countthe years: "Four"--that was his own age--he knew that much; and from fourhis master would count up to ten; then hesitate; then say "eleven"; thenhesitate again, and remark, "twelve--perhaps: yes, little man; you'll seeme out--easy!" And those who watched and looked on added this to what they had saidbefore, "What _will_ happen, if anything happens to that dog?" It was a funny way of putting it, but the remark was always met, inreply, with, "Don't let us meet trouble half-way, or make a circuit ofthe hills to look for it; "'Fortis cadere, cedere non potest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course the whole hall was in a smother every time, with matsand rugs all out of place upon the slippery floor. And then the noise!The only thing was to leave the house and work off some of the steam outthere.
No dog with a particle of nervousness or hesitation left would do suchthings as that. But he only did them with his master. When with others, report had it that he was a different dog, with no taste for hunting orfor chasing birds--a dog, in fact, that invariably got into one room andla...y there alone, unless he changed his place for the mat by the frontdoor.
Of course He would come back. Folk always did. There could be no break inthis friendship: it would last for ever. He had heard his master countthe years: "Four"--that was his own age--he knew that much; and from fourhis master would count up to ten; then hesitate; then say "eleven"; thenhesitate again, and remark, "twelve--perhaps: yes, little man; you'll seeme out--easy!" And those who watched and looked on added this to what they had saidbefore, "What _will_ happen, if anything happens to that dog?" It was a funny way of putting it, but the remark was always met, inreply, with, "Don't let us meet trouble half-way, or make a circuit ofthe hills to look for it; "'Fortis cadere, cedere non potest.
What to read after 'murphy'?
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