People At Pisgah
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Blood. " Pie is good, young man, pie is good, " she exclaimed earnestly, "but you must be keerful abaout eating of it mor'n three times a day. " The doctor was hasten ing to allay her kindly solicitude, when the door of the best room flew open and Bill Blood appeared.
Mr. Blood's appearance was, in its way, as striking as that of his excellent mother. He was above the medium height and of heavy, corpulent figure. His thick, fiery hair projected in various directions from his scalp, and, at some... points, rose vertically to a considerable height. His round, heavy face from long exposure to the weather and also, as the clergyman was pained to observe, to alcoholic stimulants had like wise acquired a coloring of deep and perma nent red.
The dress of Mr. Blood was unconventional, its most striking feature being the increased futility of buttons and other fastenings 2* "fcerbivorous 3ewel Case. 53 toward the region closely subjacent to the diaphragm.
His countenance habitually wore an ex pression of intense solemnity, and the most trivial remarks were uttered in a loud, crisp, powerful voice, with whole-souled emphasis which conveyed assurance of deep convic tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blood. " Pie is good, young man, pie is good, " she exclaimed earnestly, "but you must be keerful abaout eating of it mor'n three times a day. " The doctor was hasten ing to allay her kindly solicitude, when the door of the best room flew open and Bill Blood appeared.
Mr. Blood's appearance was, in its way, as striking as that of his excellent mother. He was above the medium height and of heavy, corpulent figure. His thick, fiery hair projected in various directions from his scalp, and, at some... points, rose vertically to a considerable height. His round, heavy face from long exposure to the weather and also, as the clergyman was pained to observe, to alcoholic stimulants had like wise acquired a coloring of deep and perma nent red.
The dress of Mr. Blood was unconventional, its most striking feature being the increased futility of buttons and other fastenings 2* "fcerbivorous 3ewel Case. 53 toward the region closely subjacent to the diaphragm.
His countenance habitually wore an ex pression of intense solemnity, and the most trivial remarks were uttered in a loud, crisp, powerful voice, with whole-souled emphasis which conveyed assurance of deep convic tion.
What to read after People At Pisgah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Webster Sanborn to read onlineMoreLess
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