A Cumberland Vendetta
A Cumberland Vendetta
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The stores of Rufe and oldJasper were at the extremities of the town, and the crowd did notmove those ways. It waited in the centre, and whetted impatienceby sly trips in twos and three to stables or side alleys for "mountaindew. " Now and then the sheriff, a little man with a mighty voice, would appear on the courthouse steps, and summon a witness tocourt, where a frightened judge gave instructions to a frightenedjury. But few went, unless called; for the interest was outside;every man in the ...streets knew that a storm was nigh, and waswaiting to see it burst.
Noon passed. A hoarse bell and a whining hound had announceddinner in the hotel. The guests were coming again into the streets. Eyes were brighter, faces a little more flushed, and the"moonshine" was passed more openly. Both ways the crowdwatched closely. The quiet at each end of the street was ominous, and the delay could last but little longer. The lookers-onthemselves were getting quarrelsome. The vent must come soon, or among them there would be trouble.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The stores of Rufe and oldJasper were at the extremities of the town, and the crowd did notmove those ways. It waited in the centre, and whetted impatienceby sly trips in twos and three to stables or side alleys for "mountaindew. " Now and then the sheriff, a little man with a mighty voice, would appear on the courthouse steps, and summon a witness tocourt, where a frightened judge gave instructions to a frightenedjury. But few went, unless called; for the interest was outside;every man in the ...streets knew that a storm was nigh, and waswaiting to see it burst.
Noon passed. A hoarse bell and a whining hound had announceddinner in the hotel. The guests were coming again into the streets. Eyes were brighter, faces a little more flushed, and the"moonshine" was passed more openly. Both ways the crowdwatched closely. The quiet at each end of the street was ominous, and the delay could last but little longer. The lookers-onthemselves were getting quarrelsome. The vent must come soon, or among them there would be trouble.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Fox Jr to read onlineMoreLess
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