His Unquiet Ghost
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As Wyatt stood at the crevice of the shutter the whole interiorwas distinct before him--the disabled wagon-wheels against the walls, the horse-shoes on a rod across the window, the great hood of the forge, the silent bellows, with its long, motionless handle. A kerosene lamp, perched on the elevated hearth of the forge, illumined the group of wildyoung mountaineers clustered about a barrel on the head of which thecards were dealt. There were no chairs; one of the gamesters sat on akeg of nails;... another on an inverted splint basket; two on a rude benchthat was wont to be placed outside the door for the accommodationof customers waiting for a horse to be shod or a plow to be laid. Anonlooker, not yet so proficient as to attain his ambition of admissionto the play, had mounted the anvil, and from this coign of vantagebeheld all the outspread landscape of the "hands. " More than once hisindiscreet, inadvertent betrayal of some incident of his survey of thecards menaced him with a broken head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As Wyatt stood at the crevice of the shutter the whole interiorwas distinct before him--the disabled wagon-wheels against the walls, the horse-shoes on a rod across the window, the great hood of the forge, the silent bellows, with its long, motionless handle. A kerosene lamp, perched on the elevated hearth of the forge, illumined the group of wildyoung mountaineers clustered about a barrel on the head of which thecards were dealt. There were no chairs; one of the gamesters sat on akeg of nails;... another on an inverted splint basket; two on a rude benchthat was wont to be placed outside the door for the accommodationof customers waiting for a horse to be shod or a plow to be laid. Anonlooker, not yet so proficient as to attain his ambition of admissionto the play, had mounted the anvil, and from this coign of vantagebeheld all the outspread landscape of the "hands. " More than once hisindiscreet, inadvertent betrayal of some incident of his survey of thecards menaced him with a broken head.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murfree Mary Noailles to read onlineMoreLess
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