The Golden Dog
The Golden Dog
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"Well, I would rather be an oyster than a man, and rather be dead thaneither!" was the reply of Le Gardeur. "How soon, think you, will brandykill a man, De Pean?" asked he abruptly, after a pause of silence.
"It will never kill you, Le Gardeur, if you take it neat at MasterMenut's. It will restore you to life, vigor, and independence of man andwoman. I take mine there when I am hipped as you are, Le Gardeur. It isa specific for every kind of ill-fortune, --I warrant it will cure andnever kill y...ou. " They crossed the Place d'Armes. Nothing in sight was moving except thesentries who paced slowly like shadows up and down the great gateway ofthe Castle of St. Louis.
"It is still and solemn as a church-yard here, " remarked De Pean; "allthe life of the place is down at Menut's! I like the small hours, " addedhe as the chime of the Recollets ceased. "They are easily counted, and pass quickly, asleep or awake. Two o'clock in the morning isthe meridian of the day for a man who has wit to wait for it atMenut's!--these small hours are all that are worth reckoning in a man'slife!" Without consenting to accompany De Pean, Le Gardeur suffered himself tobe led by him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Well, I would rather be an oyster than a man, and rather be dead thaneither!" was the reply of Le Gardeur. "How soon, think you, will brandykill a man, De Pean?" asked he abruptly, after a pause of silence.
"It will never kill you, Le Gardeur, if you take it neat at MasterMenut's. It will restore you to life, vigor, and independence of man andwoman. I take mine there when I am hipped as you are, Le Gardeur. It isa specific for every kind of ill-fortune, --I warrant it will cure andnever kill y...ou. " They crossed the Place d'Armes. Nothing in sight was moving except thesentries who paced slowly like shadows up and down the great gateway ofthe Castle of St. Louis.
"It is still and solemn as a church-yard here, " remarked De Pean; "allthe life of the place is down at Menut's! I like the small hours, " addedhe as the chime of the Recollets ceased. "They are easily counted, and pass quickly, asleep or awake. Two o'clock in the morning isthe meridian of the day for a man who has wit to wait for it atMenut's!--these small hours are all that are worth reckoning in a man'slife!" Without consenting to accompany De Pean, Le Gardeur suffered himself tobe led by him.
What to read after The Golden Dog?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kirby William to read onlineMoreLess
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