Cudjos Cave
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" he exclaimed, grasping the old clergyman's hand.
" Penn, is it you ? " said the blind old man.
He was seated on a dry goods box. Trembling and feeble, he arose to greet his young friend, with a noble courtesy very beautiful and touching under the circum stances.
" I cannot tell thee, " said Penn, in a choked voice, " how grieved I am to see thee here ! " " And grieved am I that you should see me here ! " Mr. Villars replied. " I hoped you were a hundred miles away. I was never sorry to have y...our company till now ! How does it happen ? " Penn made him sit down again, giving him Stackridge'a coat for a cushion, and related briefly his adventures.
" It is very singular, " said the old man, thoughtfully r lt seems almost providential that you are here. " 190 STACKRIDGE'S COAT AND HAT.
" I think it is so, " said Penn. " I think I am here because I may be of service to you. " " Ah ! " replied the old man, with a tender smile, " my life is of but little value compared with yours. I am a worn-out servant ; my day of usefulness is past ; I am ready to go home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" he exclaimed, grasping the old clergyman's hand.
" Penn, is it you ? " said the blind old man.
He was seated on a dry goods box. Trembling and feeble, he arose to greet his young friend, with a noble courtesy very beautiful and touching under the circum stances.
" I cannot tell thee, " said Penn, in a choked voice, " how grieved I am to see thee here ! " " And grieved am I that you should see me here ! " Mr. Villars replied. " I hoped you were a hundred miles away. I was never sorry to have y...our company till now ! How does it happen ? " Penn made him sit down again, giving him Stackridge'a coat for a cushion, and related briefly his adventures.
" It is very singular, " said the old man, thoughtfully r lt seems almost providential that you are here. " 190 STACKRIDGE'S COAT AND HAT.
" I think it is so, " said Penn. " I think I am here because I may be of service to you. " " Ah ! " replied the old man, with a tender smile, " my life is of but little value compared with yours. I am a worn-out servant ; my day of usefulness is past ; I am ready to go home.
What to read after Cudjos Cave?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J T John Townsend Trowbridge to read onlineMoreLess
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