Dick O' the Fens
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" "Nay, I don't know as boys steals out o' windows at nights, and goescreeping along in the dark, and playing their games as other people getsthe credit on. I don't know nothing. Oh, no!" "Why, you cowardly--" Dick did not finish his speech, for at that moment Hickathrift stretchedout one of his great arms, and his big hand closed with a mighty grip onthe constable's shoulder, making the man utter a sharp ejaculation.
"That'll do, " he growled. "Yow shoot thee neb. Man as says owt againMester D...ick here's saying things agen me. " "What do you mean?" cried the constable. "Are you going to resist thelaw?" "Nay, not I, " said Hickathrift. "I am a good subject o' the king's. God bless him! But if yow says owt more again Mester Dick, I'll takethee by the scruff and pitch thee right out yonder into the bog. " "Ay, " snarled Dave, spitting in his hands and giving his staff a twist;"and I'll howd him down till he says he's sorry. " How the constable was to beg Dick's pardon when held down under theblack ooze and water of the mere was not very evident; but the threathad a good effect, for the man stared from one of the speakers to theother, and held his peace till they reached the Toft.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Nay, I don't know as boys steals out o' windows at nights, and goescreeping along in the dark, and playing their games as other people getsthe credit on. I don't know nothing. Oh, no!" "Why, you cowardly--" Dick did not finish his speech, for at that moment Hickathrift stretchedout one of his great arms, and his big hand closed with a mighty grip onthe constable's shoulder, making the man utter a sharp ejaculation.
"That'll do, " he growled. "Yow shoot thee neb. Man as says owt againMester D...ick here's saying things agen me. " "What do you mean?" cried the constable. "Are you going to resist thelaw?" "Nay, not I, " said Hickathrift. "I am a good subject o' the king's. God bless him! But if yow says owt more again Mester Dick, I'll takethee by the scruff and pitch thee right out yonder into the bog. " "Ay, " snarled Dave, spitting in his hands and giving his staff a twist;"and I'll howd him down till he says he's sorry. " How the constable was to beg Dick's pardon when held down under theblack ooze and water of the mere was not very evident; but the threathad a good effect, for the man stared from one of the speakers to theother, and held his peace till they reached the Toft.
What to read after Dick O' the Fens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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