The Professor : a Tale
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Her temperament was fibrous and bilious, her com- plexion pale and dark, hair and eyes black, form an- gular and rigid, but proportionate ; age fifteen.
Juanna was not very thin, but she had a gaunt vis- age, and her " regard" was fierce and hungry. Nar- row as was her brow, it presented space enough for the legible graving of two words, Mutiny and Hate.
In some one of her other lineaments — I think the eye — cowardice had also its distinct cipher. ]\Idlle. Trista thought fit to trouble my firs...t lessons with a coarse, work-day sort of turbulence. She made noises with her mouth like a horse, she ejected her saliva, she ut- tered brutal expressions ; behind and below her were seated a band of very vulgar, inferior-looking Flaman- des, including two or three examples of that deformity of person and imbecility of intellect whose frequency in the Low Countries would seem to furnish proof that THE PROFESSOR. 125 the climate is sucli as to induce degeneracy of the hu- man mind and body ; these, I soon found, were com- pletely under her influence, and with their aid she got up and sustained a swinish tumult, which I was con- strained at last to quell by ordering her and two of her tools to rise from their seats, and, having kept them standing five minutes, turning them bodily out of the school-room ; the accomplices into a large place ad- joining called the grand salle, the principal into a cab- inet, of which I closed the door and pocketed the key.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her temperament was fibrous and bilious, her com- plexion pale and dark, hair and eyes black, form an- gular and rigid, but proportionate ; age fifteen.
Juanna was not very thin, but she had a gaunt vis- age, and her " regard" was fierce and hungry. Nar- row as was her brow, it presented space enough for the legible graving of two words, Mutiny and Hate.
In some one of her other lineaments — I think the eye — cowardice had also its distinct cipher. ]\Idlle. Trista thought fit to trouble my firs...t lessons with a coarse, work-day sort of turbulence. She made noises with her mouth like a horse, she ejected her saliva, she ut- tered brutal expressions ; behind and below her were seated a band of very vulgar, inferior-looking Flaman- des, including two or three examples of that deformity of person and imbecility of intellect whose frequency in the Low Countries would seem to furnish proof that THE PROFESSOR. 125 the climate is sucli as to induce degeneracy of the hu- man mind and body ; these, I soon found, were com- pletely under her influence, and with their aid she got up and sustained a swinish tumult, which I was con- strained at last to quell by ordering her and two of her tools to rise from their seats, and, having kept them standing five minutes, turning them bodily out of the school-room ; the accomplices into a large place ad- joining called the grand salle, the principal into a cab- inet, of which I closed the door and pocketed the key.
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