Cooeeville a Novel
Cooeeville a Novel
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" Condon's me name, " announced the visitor in a dull voice. " I got yer summons, but I don't know what to do about it. " The speaker's wandering, pale grey eyes and vacantly hopeless expression were even as a banner, proclaim- ing, to all who could read the sign, weakness and failure. But Norwood's eyes did not see these things.
" Do you admit owing the money ? " he asked.
" I'll be owin' Mr. Lee somethin* this five or six year. " Condon's gaze was more vaguely dissatisfied than ever as he add...ed. " But I don't want to go to court. " It was sometime before Norwood, after much questioning, understood that here was a man without money, intending to live on credit till the next harvest ; a man, in fact, who did not pay Lee's account at once, because he had nothing u6 COOEEVILLE with which to pay it. Norwood felt non-plussed. He had no wish to appear in Court on this matter, and if Condon spoke truly what would be the use of obtaining a ver- dict ? The man hid nothing. " See Mr. Lee himself, and tell him what you've explained to me about being without means.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Condon's me name, " announced the visitor in a dull voice. " I got yer summons, but I don't know what to do about it. " The speaker's wandering, pale grey eyes and vacantly hopeless expression were even as a banner, proclaim- ing, to all who could read the sign, weakness and failure. But Norwood's eyes did not see these things.
" Do you admit owing the money ? " he asked.
" I'll be owin' Mr. Lee somethin* this five or six year. " Condon's gaze was more vaguely dissatisfied than ever as he add...ed. " But I don't want to go to court. " It was sometime before Norwood, after much questioning, understood that here was a man without money, intending to live on credit till the next harvest ; a man, in fact, who did not pay Lee's account at once, because he had nothing u6 COOEEVILLE with which to pay it. Norwood felt non-plussed. He had no wish to appear in Court on this matter, and if Condon spoke truly what would be the use of obtaining a ver- dict ? The man hid nothing. " See Mr. Lee himself, and tell him what you've explained to me about being without means.
What to read after Cooeeville a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen Daintree Gilfillan to read onlineMoreLess
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