The Martyred Fool a Novel
The Martyred Fool a Novel
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Petrovna seized a lad who clattered by him wrapped in a trailing blanket.
" What is the name of this street ? " he asked.
" Rue de Pot d'Etain. " Evan saw him shake his head with the air of a man who bad received confirmation of a fear. The companions hurried along for a distance of three or four hundred j^ards, and came upon a scene of awful devastation. The houses 150 hereabouts were all of a weather-stained and sordid type, but they were lofty. In one place on the right-hand side of the stre...et, looking northward, there was a liuge wedge- shaped gap with rough edges, and in front of it the road was covered with debris. On the other side of the way the houses for a space of fifty yards or so looked as if they had sustained a terrible bombardment. Every thing was clearly visible now by the light of the flames which sprang from the base of the huge ragged Avedge. The awe-struck, curious, or stujjid faces of the crowd, the unkempt hair, the wild deshabille in which everj^-bodj^ was attired, the ghastly figures, many of them cut and bleeding, which stood rending the night with shrieks of pain and terror, were all as clearly seen as if it had been broad noon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Petrovna seized a lad who clattered by him wrapped in a trailing blanket.
" What is the name of this street ? " he asked.
" Rue de Pot d'Etain. " Evan saw him shake his head with the air of a man who bad received confirmation of a fear. The companions hurried along for a distance of three or four hundred j^ards, and came upon a scene of awful devastation. The houses 150 hereabouts were all of a weather-stained and sordid type, but they were lofty. In one place on the right-hand side of the stre...et, looking northward, there was a liuge wedge- shaped gap with rough edges, and in front of it the road was covered with debris. On the other side of the way the houses for a space of fifty yards or so looked as if they had sustained a terrible bombardment. Every thing was clearly visible now by the light of the flames which sprang from the base of the huge ragged Avedge. The awe-struck, curious, or stujjid faces of the crowd, the unkempt hair, the wild deshabille in which everj^-bodj^ was attired, the ghastly figures, many of them cut and bleeding, which stood rending the night with shrieks of pain and terror, were all as clearly seen as if it had been broad noon.
What to read after The Martyred Fool a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murray David Christie to read onlineMoreLess
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