An English Garner
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When we had lain there that month [_i. E. , not later than the middle ofAugust, 1665_], I, with another, went to the gaoler, to demand ourliberty: which he readily granted, telling us, "The door should beopened, when we pleased to go. " This answer of his, I reported to the rest of my Friends there; and, thereupon, we raised among us a small sum of money, which they put intomy hand, for the gaoler. Whereupon, I, taking another with me, went tothe gaoler, with the money in my hand; and reminding... him of the terms, upon which we accepted the use of his rooms, I told him, "That though wecould not pay Chamber Rent nor Fees, yet inasmuch as he had now beencivil to us, we were willing to acknowledge it by a small token": andthereupon, gave him the money. He, putting it into his pocket, said, "Ithank you, and your Friends for it! and to let you see that I take it asa gift, not a debt; I will not look on it, to see how much it is. " The prison door being then set open for us; we went out, and departed toour respective homes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When we had lain there that month [_i. E. , not later than the middle ofAugust, 1665_], I, with another, went to the gaoler, to demand ourliberty: which he readily granted, telling us, "The door should beopened, when we pleased to go. " This answer of his, I reported to the rest of my Friends there; and, thereupon, we raised among us a small sum of money, which they put intomy hand, for the gaoler. Whereupon, I, taking another with me, went tothe gaoler, with the money in my hand; and reminding... him of the terms, upon which we accepted the use of his rooms, I told him, "That though wecould not pay Chamber Rent nor Fees, yet inasmuch as he had now beencivil to us, we were willing to acknowledge it by a small token": andthereupon, gave him the money. He, putting it into his pocket, said, "Ithank you, and your Friends for it! and to let you see that I take it asa gift, not a debt; I will not look on it, to see how much it is. " The prison door being then set open for us; we went out, and departed toour respective homes.
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