Fresh Leaves
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" " It does, " said the keeper, coolly.
"And what s that horrible smell? Faugh it makes me sick. " " That ? Oh, that s the oil used in the machinery. " " Why the fury don t you ventilate, then ?" asked Mr. Scraggs, thinking more of his oivn lungs than the prisoners, adding, with a laugh, as he recollected himself, " I don t suppose the Governor of your State is particular on that p int; then, with another stare at Percy, he said, " they say he seduced old Ford s daughter before he stole the mon...ey. " The words had hardly left his lips, when, with a bound like a panther, Percy instantly felled him to the earth, the blood spouting from his own mouth and nostrils with the violence of his passion.
Scraggs lay for some hours insensible, though not dangerously wounded, and Percy was led off in irons, to reflect on this new misery in solitary confinement 4} CHAPTER VI.
" I STEPPED in to inquire after poor Mary, this morning, " said a neighbor of Lucy Ford. "Poor dear ! she s to be pitied!" 12* 138 FRESH LEAVES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " It does, " said the keeper, coolly.
"And what s that horrible smell? Faugh it makes me sick. " " That ? Oh, that s the oil used in the machinery. " " Why the fury don t you ventilate, then ?" asked Mr. Scraggs, thinking more of his oivn lungs than the prisoners, adding, with a laugh, as he recollected himself, " I don t suppose the Governor of your State is particular on that p int; then, with another stare at Percy, he said, " they say he seduced old Ford s daughter before he stole the mon...ey. " The words had hardly left his lips, when, with a bound like a panther, Percy instantly felled him to the earth, the blood spouting from his own mouth and nostrils with the violence of his passion.
Scraggs lay for some hours insensible, though not dangerously wounded, and Percy was led off in irons, to reflect on this new misery in solitary confinement 4} CHAPTER VI.
" I STEPPED in to inquire after poor Mary, this morning, " said a neighbor of Lucy Ford. "Poor dear ! she s to be pitied!" 12* 138 FRESH LEAVES.
What to read after Fresh Leaves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fanny Fern to read onlineMoreLess
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