For a Free Conscience
For a Free Conscience
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" Hugh, come away," said his father. *' It seemeth to me 'twould be better if thou wert at home again." " An it pleaseth you, father, I would stay by you," Hugh answered.
" Dinner is served, sir," said Peters, who had gone out while the squire talked with his son. " Will it please you to step this way ? " " One can scarce dine, Peters, with the impression on the mind of such misery as we have just witnessed," re- marked the squire, following into a neat dining-rpom where stood a dark oak table ...spread with various viands.
Their steps on the bare polished floors echoed drearily through file empty house, and neither spoke as they sat down to eat.
" Coles, another bottle of Canary ! 'Tis the best pre- ventive against the plague, or the sickness of fear, sir, and Master Hugh looketh pale. Coles, hasten thy steps!
His head is clean gone through fear of the pestilence.
What sayest thou ? That the doctor said burnt Malnsey Digitized by Google 90 FOR A FREE CONSCIENCE was a better safeguard ? Zounds, man, thou bast some- thing new every hour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Hugh, come away," said his father. *' It seemeth to me 'twould be better if thou wert at home again." " An it pleaseth you, father, I would stay by you," Hugh answered.
" Dinner is served, sir," said Peters, who had gone out while the squire talked with his son. " Will it please you to step this way ? " " One can scarce dine, Peters, with the impression on the mind of such misery as we have just witnessed," re- marked the squire, following into a neat dining-rpom where stood a dark oak table ...spread with various viands.
Their steps on the bare polished floors echoed drearily through file empty house, and neither spoke as they sat down to eat.
" Coles, another bottle of Canary ! 'Tis the best pre- ventive against the plague, or the sickness of fear, sir, and Master Hugh looketh pale. Coles, hasten thy steps!
His head is clean gone through fear of the pestilence.
What sayest thou ? That the doctor said burnt Malnsey Digitized by Google 90 FOR A FREE CONSCIENCE was a better safeguard ? Zounds, man, thou bast some- thing new every hour.
What to read after For a Free Conscience?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lydia Cope Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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