The Doomsman
The Doomsman
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Yet now and then the standard of rebellion had been raised; here andthere might be found a Dutchman as stiff-necked as the fate that hedefied. His father and his father's father had lived here upon theLesser river, and nothing short of a cataclysm of nature should avail tobudge him. The commissioners might cut up his cabbage-patch intobuilding sites and reduce his garden to the limits of a city block, butthey could not touch his beloved Arcadia House, with its white-porticoedpiazza that gave up...on the swirl and toss of the river--a delectable spoton a hot June morning. Let them lower their accursed streets to theirthrice-accursed grade; it would but leave him high and dry in hisgreen-embowered island, secure of contamination to his fruit trees fromunspeakable gas and sewer pipes. A ten-foot brick wall, with its top setwith broken bottles, would defend his quinces and apricots from theincursion of the street Arabs, and wind and sky were as free as ever. Yes, he would hold his own against these vandals of commercialism, while one brick of Arcadia House remained upon another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet now and then the standard of rebellion had been raised; here andthere might be found a Dutchman as stiff-necked as the fate that hedefied. His father and his father's father had lived here upon theLesser river, and nothing short of a cataclysm of nature should avail tobudge him. The commissioners might cut up his cabbage-patch intobuilding sites and reduce his garden to the limits of a city block, butthey could not touch his beloved Arcadia House, with its white-porticoedpiazza that gave up...on the swirl and toss of the river--a delectable spoton a hot June morning. Let them lower their accursed streets to theirthrice-accursed grade; it would but leave him high and dry in hisgreen-embowered island, secure of contamination to his fruit trees fromunspeakable gas and sewer pipes. A ten-foot brick wall, with its top setwith broken bottles, would defend his quinces and apricots from theincursion of the street Arabs, and wind and sky were as free as ever. Yes, he would hold his own against these vandals of commercialism, while one brick of Arcadia House remained upon another.
What to read after The Doomsman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sutphen Van Tassel to read onlineMoreLess
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