Paul the Minstrel And Other Stories
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This room he keptlocked, and no one set foot in it but himself. There was one more roomon this floor, set apart for a guest who never came, with a great bedand a press of oak. And that looked on the street. Above, there was arow of plain plastered rooms, in which stood furniture for whichAnthony had no use, and many crates in which his machines and phialscame to him; this floor was seldom visited, except by the man, whosometimes came to put a box there; and the spiders had it tothemselves; exce...pt for a little room where stood an optic glassthrough which on clear nights Anthony sometimes looked at the moon andstars, if there was any odd misadventure among them, such as aneclipse; or when a fiery-tailed comet went his way silently in theheavens, coming from none might say whence and going none knewwhither, on some strange errand of God.
Anthony had but two friends who ever came to see him. One was an oldphysician who had ceased to practise his trade, which indeed was neverabundant, and who would sometimes drink a glass of wine with Anthony, and engage in curious talk of men's bodies and diseases, or look atone of Anthony's toys.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This room he keptlocked, and no one set foot in it but himself. There was one more roomon this floor, set apart for a guest who never came, with a great bedand a press of oak. And that looked on the street. Above, there was arow of plain plastered rooms, in which stood furniture for whichAnthony had no use, and many crates in which his machines and phialscame to him; this floor was seldom visited, except by the man, whosometimes came to put a box there; and the spiders had it tothemselves; exce...pt for a little room where stood an optic glassthrough which on clear nights Anthony sometimes looked at the moon andstars, if there was any odd misadventure among them, such as aneclipse; or when a fiery-tailed comet went his way silently in theheavens, coming from none might say whence and going none knewwhither, on some strange errand of God.
Anthony had but two friends who ever came to see him. One was an oldphysician who had ceased to practise his trade, which indeed was neverabundant, and who would sometimes drink a glass of wine with Anthony, and engage in curious talk of men's bodies and diseases, or look atone of Anthony's toys.
What to read after Paul the Minstrel And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Arthur Christopher to read onlineMoreLess
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