The Trawler
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His tales were of violations of laws such as it had been my religion toobserve since I was a boy, and little except of the comic, ridiculousside of them all. The serious matters of life, if 'twas to judge by whathe spoke to me that night, had small interest for him. But the queerpower of the man! Had it been light where he could see me, I would havechoked before ever I would let him hear me laugh; but he caught mesmiling and straightened up, chuckling, to say: "Many other things youwould smile ...at, too, Simon, if your bringing up would but allow thefrost to thaw from your soul. " "And are reckless carryings-on and desperate chancing things to smileat?" "O Simon, Simon, what a righteous man you're to be that never expects tosee the day when no harbor this side of God's eternal sea will offer youthe only safe and quiet mooring!" Again I saw Mary Snow sitting at the window and looking down the street, and remembering how she had spoken of his lonely home, I said: "No doubta man, like a vessel, Captain Glynn, should have always a mooringsomewhere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His tales were of violations of laws such as it had been my religion toobserve since I was a boy, and little except of the comic, ridiculousside of them all. The serious matters of life, if 'twas to judge by whathe spoke to me that night, had small interest for him. But the queerpower of the man! Had it been light where he could see me, I would havechoked before ever I would let him hear me laugh; but he caught mesmiling and straightened up, chuckling, to say: "Many other things youwould smile ...at, too, Simon, if your bringing up would but allow thefrost to thaw from your soul. " "And are reckless carryings-on and desperate chancing things to smileat?" "O Simon, Simon, what a righteous man you're to be that never expects tosee the day when no harbor this side of God's eternal sea will offer youthe only safe and quiet mooring!" Again I saw Mary Snow sitting at the window and looking down the street, and remembering how she had spoken of his lonely home, I said: "No doubta man, like a vessel, Captain Glynn, should have always a mooringsomewhere.
What to read after The Trawler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James B James Brendan Connolly to read onlineMoreLess
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