A STRUGGLE FOR LIFE
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Publication Date: 2015-08-20
File Size: 208 KB
Print Length: 15 pages
Publisher: Muncha Media
Language: English
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One morning as I was passing through Boston
Common, which lies between my home and my office, I met a gentleman lounging
along The Mall. I am generally preoccupied when walking, and often thread my
way through crowded streets without distinctly observing any one. But this
man's face forced itself upon me, and a singular face it was. His eyes were
faded, and his hair, which he wore long, was flecked with gray. His hair and
eyes, if I may say so, were sixty years old, the rest of him not thirty. The
youthfulness of his figure, the elasticity of his gait, and the venerable
appearance of his head were incongruities that drew more than one pair of
curious eyes towards him, He excited in me the painful suspicion that he had
got either somebody else's head or somebody else's body. He was evidently an
American, at least so far as the upper part of him was concerned--the New
England cut of countenance is unmistakable--evidently a man who had seen
something of the world, but strangely young and old.