The Snow Image And Other Stories
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As he advanced, he fixed hiseyes--which were very bright--intently upon the brightness of thefurnace, as if he beheld, or expected to behold, some object worthy ofnote within it.
"Good evening, stranger, " said the lime-burner; "whence come you, solate in the day?" "I come from my search, " answered the wayfarer; "for, at last, it isfinished. " "Drunk!--or crazy!" muttered Bartram to himself. "I shall have troublewith the fellow. The sooner I drive him away, the better. " The little boy, all in... a tremble, whispered to his father, and beggedhim to shut the door of the kiln, so that there might not be so muchlight; for that there was something in the man's face which he wasafraid to look at, yet could not look away from. And, indeed, even thelime-burner's dull and torpid sense began to be impressed by anindescribable something in that thin, rugged, thoughtful visage, withthe grizzled hair hanging wildly about it, and those deeply sunkeneyes, which gleamed like fires within the entrance of a mysteriouscavern.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As he advanced, he fixed hiseyes--which were very bright--intently upon the brightness of thefurnace, as if he beheld, or expected to behold, some object worthy ofnote within it.
"Good evening, stranger, " said the lime-burner; "whence come you, solate in the day?" "I come from my search, " answered the wayfarer; "for, at last, it isfinished. " "Drunk!--or crazy!" muttered Bartram to himself. "I shall have troublewith the fellow. The sooner I drive him away, the better. " The little boy, all in... a tremble, whispered to his father, and beggedhim to shut the door of the kiln, so that there might not be so muchlight; for that there was something in the man's face which he wasafraid to look at, yet could not look away from. And, indeed, even thelime-burner's dull and torpid sense began to be impressed by anindescribable something in that thin, rugged, thoughtful visage, withthe grizzled hair hanging wildly about it, and those deeply sunkeneyes, which gleamed like fires within the entrance of a mysteriouscavern.
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