Hawkstone: a Tale of And for England in 184- ...
Hawkstone: a Tale of And for England in 184- ...
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He pulled a newspaper out ^f hk pocket, and, casting his eye over a file wer, and for that reason be ventures to trust you.
ut he has been to the police, and, I suspect, about this." Connell's hat had fallen on &e floor, his arms had dropt, as if lifeless by his side, and the sweat brdko o(tt in large drops upon his forehead, while Pearce, so fiur from comforting or encouraging him, (nroceeded to read Ihe advertisement again, comparing eveiy point of the description with Connell's appearance, a...nd going over Aiem slowly and steadily, as if wholly insensible to, or even taking pleasure in, the agony of his victim. At last ConneU could bear it no longer, and he fell down on his knees, and, wringing his hands, entreated Pearce to jave him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He pulled a newspaper out ^f hk pocket, and, casting his eye over a file wer, and for that reason be ventures to trust you.
ut he has been to the police, and, I suspect, about this." Connell's hat had fallen on &e floor, his arms had dropt, as if lifeless by his side, and the sweat brdko o(tt in large drops upon his forehead, while Pearce, so fiur from comforting or encouraging him, (nroceeded to read Ihe advertisement again, comparing eveiy point of the description with Connell's appearance, a...nd going over Aiem slowly and steadily, as if wholly insensible to, or even taking pleasure in, the agony of his victim. At last ConneU could bear it no longer, and he fell down on his knees, and, wringing his hands, entreated Pearce to jave him.
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