The Travellers Story Or the Village Bar Room
The Travellers Story Or the Village Bar Room
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I stood beside him until his emotion subsided, and then spoke to him of hope and comfort " Young man, " said he in stern and bitter tones, " talk not to me of comfort. Bid the grave give up its dead recall the deeds of a long life, and then bid me hope for peace. No, " said he, sorrow- fully, shaking his head, " it is all over now. They can never come to me and how can I go to them ! Would 1 were even now sleeping beside them. " While he thus unconsciously uttered his thoughts aloud, I looked f...or the names upon the grave-stones. They were those of old friends, and the wretch- ed being who sat trembling before me, OR THE VILLAGE BAR-ROOM. 9 was my father's friend and nearest neighbor.
Here, indeed, was a sad wreck. I poke to the old man of his lost children, and he wept as he dwelt with doating r ondness on their memory.
With much entreaty I prevailed on him to leave the place, and suffer me to lead him home. Home, alas ! he had none. The alms-house was his only ref- uge, and having conducted him thither, I sought my father's house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I stood beside him until his emotion subsided, and then spoke to him of hope and comfort " Young man, " said he in stern and bitter tones, " talk not to me of comfort. Bid the grave give up its dead recall the deeds of a long life, and then bid me hope for peace. No, " said he, sorrow- fully, shaking his head, " it is all over now. They can never come to me and how can I go to them ! Would 1 were even now sleeping beside them. " While he thus unconsciously uttered his thoughts aloud, I looked f...or the names upon the grave-stones. They were those of old friends, and the wretch- ed being who sat trembling before me, OR THE VILLAGE BAR-ROOM. 9 was my father's friend and nearest neighbor.
Here, indeed, was a sad wreck. I poke to the old man of his lost children, and he wept as he dwelt with doating r ondness on their memory.
With much entreaty I prevailed on him to leave the place, and suffer me to lead him home. Home, alas ! he had none. The alms-house was his only ref- uge, and having conducted him thither, I sought my father's house.
What to read after The Travellers Story Or the Village Bar Room?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Octave Cuisset to read onlineMoreLess
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