Illustrations of Political Economy. 2
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His jealousy was ever on the h'2 112 a fool's errand.
watch, and he felt lie should have no rest till he could see Mr. Callum, give up his farm on con- dition that Angus should not have it, and obtain a promise of a cottage where he and his family- might live by plying their boat and nets. When Angus returned from the field, one chill, dreary- evening, he found Murdoch at the door, looking out for him.
81 Where have ye been so late, Angus ? It has been nearly dark this hour, and a killing fog."... 88 I kept to my work to the last minute, neigh- bour, that's all. I had a particular reason for working hard to-day " " Aye, and every day, I think,*' interrupted Murdoch. " Only remember that this desperate hard work is no desire of mine, and it is not to come into your wages." " Well, well, but you will not let one speak," replied Angus, smiling. " I was going to say that I have been working for to-day and to- morrow, too, as I shall be on the sea the greater part of the day. Mr. Callum is in Scarba, and as I want to see him, I must be off early in the morning ; and if I should not find him directly, I may not be back till night." " Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His jealousy was ever on the h'2 112 a fool's errand.
watch, and he felt lie should have no rest till he could see Mr. Callum, give up his farm on con- dition that Angus should not have it, and obtain a promise of a cottage where he and his family- might live by plying their boat and nets. When Angus returned from the field, one chill, dreary- evening, he found Murdoch at the door, looking out for him.
81 Where have ye been so late, Angus ? It has been nearly dark this hour, and a killing fog."... 88 I kept to my work to the last minute, neigh- bour, that's all. I had a particular reason for working hard to-day " " Aye, and every day, I think,*' interrupted Murdoch. " Only remember that this desperate hard work is no desire of mine, and it is not to come into your wages." " Well, well, but you will not let one speak," replied Angus, smiling. " I was going to say that I have been working for to-day and to- morrow, too, as I shall be on the sea the greater part of the day. Mr. Callum is in Scarba, and as I want to see him, I must be off early in the morning ; and if I should not find him directly, I may not be back till night." " Mr.
What to read after Illustrations of Political Economy. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martineau, Harriet, 1802-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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