From a Bench in Our Square
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"Couldn't, "he gulped. "There was--another. She wouldn't divorce me. " "Your sin has found you out, " declared the self-constituted judge of thedead with a dismal sort of relish.
"Yeh? That's all right. _I'll_ pay for it. But she's paid already. " "As she lived so she has died, in sin, " the inexorable voice answered. "Let her seek burial elsewhere. " Mr. Hines leaned forward. His expression and tone were passionless asthose of a statistician proffering a tabulation: his words were fit towring ...the heart of a stone.
"She's dead, ain't she?" he argued gently. "She can't hurt any one, canshe? 'Specially if they don't know. " Bartholomew Storrs made a gesture of repulsion.
"Well, who'll she hurt?" pursued the other, in his form of pure andabstract reasoning. "Not her mother, I guess. Her mother's waiting forher; that's what Min said when she was--was going. And her father'll beon the other side of her. And that's all. Min never harmed anybody butherself when she was alive. How's she going to do 'em any damage now, just lying there, resting?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Couldn't, "he gulped. "There was--another. She wouldn't divorce me. " "Your sin has found you out, " declared the self-constituted judge of thedead with a dismal sort of relish.
"Yeh? That's all right. _I'll_ pay for it. But she's paid already. " "As she lived so she has died, in sin, " the inexorable voice answered. "Let her seek burial elsewhere. " Mr. Hines leaned forward. His expression and tone were passionless asthose of a statistician proffering a tabulation: his words were fit towring ...the heart of a stone.
"She's dead, ain't she?" he argued gently. "She can't hurt any one, canshe? 'Specially if they don't know. " Bartholomew Storrs made a gesture of repulsion.
"Well, who'll she hurt?" pursued the other, in his form of pure andabstract reasoning. "Not her mother, I guess. Her mother's waiting forher; that's what Min said when she was--was going. And her father'll beon the other side of her. And that's all. Min never harmed anybody butherself when she was alive. How's she going to do 'em any damage now, just lying there, resting?
What to read after From a Bench in Our Square?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams Samuel Hopkins to read onlineMoreLess
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