Bessie Costrell
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He'll set there in theClub of a night and never open his mouth to nobody. " "Perhaps he's fretting about his wife, Watson?" "Well, I don't believe as he knows much about her goin's-on--not all, leastways. I've seen her wait till he was at his work or gone to theClub, and then run down the hill, --tearin'--with her hair flyin'--you'dthink she'd gone silly. Oh, it's a bad business, " said Watson, strongly, "an' uncommon bad business--all them young children too. " "I never saw her drunk, Watson. ..." "No--yer wouldn't. Nor I neither. But she'll treat half the parish ifshe gets the chance. I know many young fellers as go to the Spotted Deerjust because they know she'll treat 'em, She's a-doin' of it now--there'slots of 'em. And allus changin' such a queer lot of money too--oddhalf-crowns--years and years old--King George the Third, sir. No--it'sstrange--very strange. " The two walked on into the darkness, still talking.
Meanwhile, inside the Spotted Deer Bessie Costrell was treating herhangers-on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He'll set there in theClub of a night and never open his mouth to nobody. " "Perhaps he's fretting about his wife, Watson?" "Well, I don't believe as he knows much about her goin's-on--not all, leastways. I've seen her wait till he was at his work or gone to theClub, and then run down the hill, --tearin'--with her hair flyin'--you'dthink she'd gone silly. Oh, it's a bad business, " said Watson, strongly, "an' uncommon bad business--all them young children too. " "I never saw her drunk, Watson. ..." "No--yer wouldn't. Nor I neither. But she'll treat half the parish ifshe gets the chance. I know many young fellers as go to the Spotted Deerjust because they know she'll treat 'em, She's a-doin' of it now--there'slots of 'em. And allus changin' such a queer lot of money too--oddhalf-crowns--years and years old--King George the Third, sir. No--it'sstrange--very strange. " The two walked on into the darkness, still talking.
Meanwhile, inside the Spotted Deer Bessie Costrell was treating herhangers-on.
What to read after Bessie Costrell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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