The Kinsman
The Kinsman
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" "My husband gave him a five-pound note this morning. He told us he could not get it changed in Rockmouth. " Roger put his hand inside one of the man's waistcoat pockets and pulled out some loose gold and silver.
"He's all right, " he said, putting it back again.
"I'll risk it, " said the lady. "I'll leave him THE KINSMAN 185 behind. But I won't say a word to my husband till to-morrow. Why are you taking his cap?" "I'm going to wear it, " said Roger, "and his leather coat, too. I suppose they ...both belong to you. I'll leave him my straw hat. " It took Roger two or three minutes to get the garments he wanted from the man's heavy, help- less body, and when he had done this he left the chauffeur lying on a patch of short moorland grass with his head pointing to the road. His white straw hat must now be visible to anyone passing by.
"Someone going to the village may see him and pick him up, " said Roger, who now wore the peaked cap and leather coat proper to his new po- sition. As he spoke he moved briskly across the moor, for his alert ears had caught a faint, far- away sound that he took to be distant wheels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "My husband gave him a five-pound note this morning. He told us he could not get it changed in Rockmouth. " Roger put his hand inside one of the man's waistcoat pockets and pulled out some loose gold and silver.
"He's all right, " he said, putting it back again.
"I'll risk it, " said the lady. "I'll leave him THE KINSMAN 185 behind. But I won't say a word to my husband till to-morrow. Why are you taking his cap?" "I'm going to wear it, " said Roger, "and his leather coat, too. I suppose they ...both belong to you. I'll leave him my straw hat. " It took Roger two or three minutes to get the garments he wanted from the man's heavy, help- less body, and when he had done this he left the chauffeur lying on a patch of short moorland grass with his head pointing to the road. His white straw hat must now be visible to anyone passing by.
"Someone going to the village may see him and pick him up, " said Roger, who now wore the peaked cap and leather coat proper to his new po- sition. As he spoke he moved briskly across the moor, for his alert ears had caught a faint, far- away sound that he took to be distant wheels.
What to read after The Kinsman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Sidgwick to read onlineMoreLess
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