My Early Days
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He inhe- rited the black sparkling eyes of his father, but they were large, and laughing with good humor. His brow was a pencilled line of jet without the perverse trick of flexibility. His lips resembled a parted cherry. The color on his cheeks was so pure and pellucid, that you could have almost fancied the cunning hand of Nature had inserted rose-leaves un- der his transparent skin. The glossy curls of his raven hair clustered on his neck ; and 8 86 MY EARLY DAYS.
he might even have been pro...nounced girlish and effeminate, had not his healthful form and exuberant animal spirits, keeping him constantly in quest of exercise, added a warm tinge of brown to the natural hues of his elo- quent countenance.
It was the misfortune of Gerald that he was — like me — an only son. His mother abso- lutely doted on him. She was a feeble-mind- ed woman, with the prevailing follies of high life. She treated him more as a pretty play- thing, than as a rational being in the first blow of intellect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He inhe- rited the black sparkling eyes of his father, but they were large, and laughing with good humor. His brow was a pencilled line of jet without the perverse trick of flexibility. His lips resembled a parted cherry. The color on his cheeks was so pure and pellucid, that you could have almost fancied the cunning hand of Nature had inserted rose-leaves un- der his transparent skin. The glossy curls of his raven hair clustered on his neck ; and 8 86 MY EARLY DAYS.
he might even have been pro...nounced girlish and effeminate, had not his healthful form and exuberant animal spirits, keeping him constantly in quest of exercise, added a warm tinge of brown to the natural hues of his elo- quent countenance.
It was the misfortune of Gerald that he was — like me — an only son. His mother abso- lutely doted on him. She was a feeble-mind- ed woman, with the prevailing follies of high life. She treated him more as a pretty play- thing, than as a rational being in the first blow of intellect.
What to read after My Early Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Ferguson to read onlineMoreLess
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