The Comforts of Home
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I groped my way to the cellar and opened the back damper. Now the smoke went gladly up the chimney, and the view through the little door was at once beautiful and awful: it was like looking into the heart of an angry vol- cano. Evidently it was time to lay the eggs on the nest.
34 FURNACE AND I I shoveled the abyss full of coal, and the volcano became extinct. Presently, instead of a furnace full of fire, I had a furnace full of egg coal. I began taking it out, egg by egg, at first with my fin-... gers and then with the tongs from the dining-room fireplace. And when the woman idly questioned me as to what I was going to do down cellar with the tongs, I bit my lips.
To the man who runs it (an absurd term as applied to a thing that has no legs and weighs several tons) the fur- nace is his first thought in the morn- ing and his last thought at night. His calendar has but two seasons winter, when the furnace is going, and summer, when the furnace is out. But in summer his thoughts are nat- urally more philosophical.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I groped my way to the cellar and opened the back damper. Now the smoke went gladly up the chimney, and the view through the little door was at once beautiful and awful: it was like looking into the heart of an angry vol- cano. Evidently it was time to lay the eggs on the nest.
34 FURNACE AND I I shoveled the abyss full of coal, and the volcano became extinct. Presently, instead of a furnace full of fire, I had a furnace full of egg coal. I began taking it out, egg by egg, at first with my fin-... gers and then with the tongs from the dining-room fireplace. And when the woman idly questioned me as to what I was going to do down cellar with the tongs, I bit my lips.
To the man who runs it (an absurd term as applied to a thing that has no legs and weighs several tons) the fur- nace is his first thought in the morn- ing and his last thought at night. His calendar has but two seasons winter, when the furnace is going, and summer, when the furnace is out. But in summer his thoughts are nat- urally more philosophical.
What to read after The Comforts of Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bergengren Ralph to read onlineMoreLess
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