Coniston — volume 01
Coniston — volume 01
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Sam Price, Jackson Democrat. There wasno shorthand reporter in Coniston in those days, and it is just as well, perhaps, that the accusations and recriminations should sink intooblivion.
At last, by mighty efforts of the peace loving in both parties, somethinglike order is restored, the ballots are in the box, and Deacon Lysanderis counting them: not like another moderator I have heard of, who spilledthe votes on the floor until his own man was elected. No. Had theyregistered his own death sente...nce, the deacon would have counted themstraight, and needed no town clerk to verify his figures. But when hecame to pronounce the vote, shame and sorrow and mortification overcamehim. Coniston, his native town, which he had served and revered, wasdishonored, and it was for him, Lysander Richardson, to proclaim herdisgrace. The deacon choked, and tears of bitterness stood in his eyes, and there came a silence only broken by the surging of the sleet as herapped on the table.
"Seventy-five votes have been cast for Jethro Bass--sixty-three for MosesHatch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sam Price, Jackson Democrat. There wasno shorthand reporter in Coniston in those days, and it is just as well, perhaps, that the accusations and recriminations should sink intooblivion.
At last, by mighty efforts of the peace loving in both parties, somethinglike order is restored, the ballots are in the box, and Deacon Lysanderis counting them: not like another moderator I have heard of, who spilledthe votes on the floor until his own man was elected. No. Had theyregistered his own death sente...nce, the deacon would have counted themstraight, and needed no town clerk to verify his figures. But when hecame to pronounce the vote, shame and sorrow and mortification overcamehim. Coniston, his native town, which he had served and revered, wasdishonored, and it was for him, Lysander Richardson, to proclaim herdisgrace. The deacon choked, and tears of bitterness stood in his eyes, and there came a silence only broken by the surging of the sleet as herapped on the table.
"Seventy-five votes have been cast for Jethro Bass--sixty-three for MosesHatch.
What to read after Coniston — volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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