A Spirit of Avarice
A Spirit of Avarice
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"I know one or two that 'ad a liking for me, " said Mr. Blows, almostblushing.
"And to think that it's all a mistake, " continued his wife. "But Ithought it was you; it was dressed like you, and your cap was found nearit. " "H'm, " said Mr. Blows; "a pretty mess you've been and made of it. Here'speople been giving two pounds for wreaths and turning up with brass bandsand banners because they thought it was me, and it's all been wasted. " "It wasn't my fault, " said his wife. "Little Billy Cleme...nts came running'ome the day you went away and said 'e'd fallen in the water, and you'dgone in and pulled 'im out. He said 'e thought you was drownded, andwhen you didn't come 'ome I naturally thought so too. What else could Ithink?" Mr. Blows coughed, and holding his glass up to the light regarded it witha preoccupied air.
"They dragged the river, " resumed his wife, "and found the cap, but theydidn't find the body till nine weeks afterward. There was a inquest atthe Peal o' Bells, and I identified you, and all that grand funeral wasbecause they thought you'd lost your life saving little Billy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I know one or two that 'ad a liking for me, " said Mr. Blows, almostblushing.
"And to think that it's all a mistake, " continued his wife. "But Ithought it was you; it was dressed like you, and your cap was found nearit. " "H'm, " said Mr. Blows; "a pretty mess you've been and made of it. Here'speople been giving two pounds for wreaths and turning up with brass bandsand banners because they thought it was me, and it's all been wasted. " "It wasn't my fault, " said his wife. "Little Billy Cleme...nts came running'ome the day you went away and said 'e'd fallen in the water, and you'dgone in and pulled 'im out. He said 'e thought you was drownded, andwhen you didn't come 'ome I naturally thought so too. What else could Ithink?" Mr. Blows coughed, and holding his glass up to the light regarded it witha preoccupied air.
"They dragged the river, " resumed his wife, "and found the cap, but theydidn't find the body till nine weeks afterward. There was a inquest atthe Peal o' Bells, and I identified you, and all that grand funeral wasbecause they thought you'd lost your life saving little Billy.
What to read after A Spirit of Avarice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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