The Juggler a Story
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ing still tinged them. The mists of the night clung yet in purple shadowy ravines. The dew was in the air. Away away the far city of the mirage lay sluggard and asleep. No bell rang there save the Angelus. Now and again a figure slipped along to early mass. The rumbling wheels of a baker's wagon or the tinkle of a milkman's bell might sound, a phase of the town, an hour of the day he did not know and for which he did not care. And so he was admonished to beware of fancies. This this was his hom...e, and here he was to spend his life.
He hardly knew how he might contrive to spend the day, he said, as he flung himself down on a ledge of the rock overlooking the river. He appreciated how he would value the rest, had a week of hard work preceded it. He was no Sab batarian on religious principles, but adhered to the theory as physically economical. As he lay smok ing, he argued that much of his tendency to revert to the troubles that had whelmed him, to pine for even the minutiae of his old life, aught that sug gested it was dear!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ing still tinged them. The mists of the night clung yet in purple shadowy ravines. The dew was in the air. Away away the far city of the mirage lay sluggard and asleep. No bell rang there save the Angelus. Now and again a figure slipped along to early mass. The rumbling wheels of a baker's wagon or the tinkle of a milkman's bell might sound, a phase of the town, an hour of the day he did not know and for which he did not care. And so he was admonished to beware of fancies. This this was his hom...e, and here he was to spend his life.
He hardly knew how he might contrive to spend the day, he said, as he flung himself down on a ledge of the rock overlooking the river. He appreciated how he would value the rest, had a week of hard work preceded it. He was no Sab batarian on religious principles, but adhered to the theory as physically economical. As he lay smok ing, he argued that much of his tendency to revert to the troubles that had whelmed him, to pine for even the minutiae of his old life, aught that sug gested it was dear!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Egbert Craddock to read onlineMoreLess
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