A Pair of Clogs
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She couldnot see Mrs Shivers, but she knew it was her voice that said: "Jest as the clock strikes ten--crosses the Kennet at the end of thefield. " Biddy felt rooted to the spot. She must hear more about it, and sheglanced round to see if Mr Roy noticed where she was standing. No. His earnest face and pursed-up mouth looked more engrossed than ever. Neither of the speakers could see her, for between her and them therewas a small piece of thick yew hedge. So, secure in her wrong-doing, Biddy len...t an attentive ear and forgot her duty, the baby, andeverything else. She could hear every word.
"It's my belief, " said Mrs Shivers, "and it's what I've always held to, that it's one of them old Truslows, as was a wicked lot, come out of hisgrave to see the place where he committed a crime. It's likely hemurdered some one in this very house, and that makes him oneasy. Somegambling quarrel, I make no doubt it was, for they say you may see aparty of men playing cards in the drawing-room here any night aftertwelve.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She couldnot see Mrs Shivers, but she knew it was her voice that said: "Jest as the clock strikes ten--crosses the Kennet at the end of thefield. " Biddy felt rooted to the spot. She must hear more about it, and sheglanced round to see if Mr Roy noticed where she was standing. No. His earnest face and pursed-up mouth looked more engrossed than ever. Neither of the speakers could see her, for between her and them therewas a small piece of thick yew hedge. So, secure in her wrong-doing, Biddy len...t an attentive ear and forgot her duty, the baby, andeverything else. She could hear every word.
"It's my belief, " said Mrs Shivers, "and it's what I've always held to, that it's one of them old Truslows, as was a wicked lot, come out of hisgrave to see the place where he committed a crime. It's likely hemurdered some one in this very house, and that makes him oneasy. Somegambling quarrel, I make no doubt it was, for they say you may see aparty of men playing cards in the drawing-room here any night aftertwelve.
What to read after A Pair of Clogs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walton Amy to read onlineMoreLess
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