Heather
Heather
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It was too late for him to go to Mortehoe, as Tinker had been and died and conquered. ** If 'em puts 'en in my grave I'll ha' 'en out on't," he muttered angrily. "I'll dig *en out like an old tatie, wi' my eleven fingers." Brokenbrow was as uncer- tain in his arithmetic as he was in his anatomy.
Parson was inaccessible. He was in the last stage of dotage, and spent his winters in bed, with a skull cap down to his ears and a hot bottle at his feet. When Brokenbrow besought an audience the housek...eeper told him, * * The dear old gentleman be sleeping like a little baby;" and when Willum became violent and declared he had come to murder these slumbers the door was slammed upon him; and a moment later the information went reassuringly up the stairs, ** *Tis all right, your reverence.
I've abin and got rid of 'en." Brokenbrow stood without and the shape of his face became altered with fury. He saw it all now; there was a conspiracy to deprive him of his resting-place. Tinker had bought the first refusal of it with perishable gold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was too late for him to go to Mortehoe, as Tinker had been and died and conquered. ** If 'em puts 'en in my grave I'll ha' 'en out on't," he muttered angrily. "I'll dig *en out like an old tatie, wi' my eleven fingers." Brokenbrow was as uncer- tain in his arithmetic as he was in his anatomy.
Parson was inaccessible. He was in the last stage of dotage, and spent his winters in bed, with a skull cap down to his ears and a hot bottle at his feet. When Brokenbrow besought an audience the housek...eeper told him, * * The dear old gentleman be sleeping like a little baby;" and when Willum became violent and declared he had come to murder these slumbers the door was slammed upon him; and a moment later the information went reassuringly up the stairs, ** *Tis all right, your reverence.
I've abin and got rid of 'en." Brokenbrow stood without and the shape of his face became altered with fury. He saw it all now; there was a conspiracy to deprive him of his resting-place. Tinker had bought the first refusal of it with perishable gold.
What to read after Heather?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest George Henham to read onlineMoreLess
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