Ten Boys From Dickens
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Though thou art neither a gentleman nor the son of a gentleman, there isan expression of gratitude and of loyalty, worthy of gentle blood, indicative of noble character, in thy muttered reason for this:---- "He wos wery good to me, he wos. " Once more without a friend, Jo sweeps his crossing day after day. Beforethe stranger came into his life, he had drifted along in his accustomedplace, more unreasoning than an intelligent dog; but the hand of a humancomrade had been laid in his, ...and it had awakened his humanity; and now ashe sweeps he thinks--about the stranger--wonders where he has gone to, andhow he died.
As it seemed to Jo that the world was bounded on all sides by the eventsin Tom-all-Alone's, he was not at all surprised one day to have anotherstranger come to his crossing and ask him many questions concerning thedead man. He was glad to talk of him, to tell again all that he knew ofhis life and death, and to show where they had buried him. The interviewover, Jo is overwhelmed to find his hand closed over a piece of moneylarger than he has ever owned before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well, well?
Though thou art neither a gentleman nor the son of a gentleman, there isan expression of gratitude and of loyalty, worthy of gentle blood, indicative of noble character, in thy muttered reason for this:---- "He wos wery good to me, he wos. " Once more without a friend, Jo sweeps his crossing day after day. Beforethe stranger came into his life, he had drifted along in his accustomedplace, more unreasoning than an intelligent dog; but the hand of a humancomrade had been laid in his, ...and it had awakened his humanity; and now ashe sweeps he thinks--about the stranger--wonders where he has gone to, andhow he died.
As it seemed to Jo that the world was bounded on all sides by the eventsin Tom-all-Alone's, he was not at all surprised one day to have anotherstranger come to his crossing and ask him many questions concerning thedead man. He was glad to talk of him, to tell again all that he knew ofhis life and death, and to show where they had buried him. The interviewover, Jo is overwhelmed to find his hand closed over a piece of moneylarger than he has ever owned before.
What to read after Ten Boys From Dickens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sweetser Kate Dickinson to read onlineMoreLess
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