A Fool's Errand
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They were right too, — just right. I'd a heap rather my poor Jesse was dead than to think of him lying there, and mourning and groaning in his shame. If it had been openly done, it would not have been so bad ; then he could have killed the man who did it, or been killed in the attempt to get a gentle- man's revenge. But to be whipped like a dog, and not even know who did it; to think that the very one who comes to sympathize as a friend may be one of the crowd that did it, — oh I it is too much..., too much ! " "Indeed," said the Fool, with an awkward attempt at con- solation, "it is too bad ; but you must console yourself. Squire, with the reflection that your son has never done any thing to deserve such treatment at his neighbor's hands." " That's the worst part on't, Colonel," said the old man hotly.
" He's a good boy, Jesse is, an' he always has been a good boy.
I don't say it 'cause he's mine, nor 'cause he's the only one that's left, but because it's true; and everybody knows it's true.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were right too, — just right. I'd a heap rather my poor Jesse was dead than to think of him lying there, and mourning and groaning in his shame. If it had been openly done, it would not have been so bad ; then he could have killed the man who did it, or been killed in the attempt to get a gentle- man's revenge. But to be whipped like a dog, and not even know who did it; to think that the very one who comes to sympathize as a friend may be one of the crowd that did it, — oh I it is too much..., too much ! " "Indeed," said the Fool, with an awkward attempt at con- solation, "it is too bad ; but you must console yourself. Squire, with the reflection that your son has never done any thing to deserve such treatment at his neighbor's hands." " That's the worst part on't, Colonel," said the old man hotly.
" He's a good boy, Jesse is, an' he always has been a good boy.
I don't say it 'cause he's mine, nor 'cause he's the only one that's left, but because it's true; and everybody knows it's true.
What to read after A Fool's Errand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albion Winegar Tourge to read onlineMoreLess
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