Japhet, in Search of a Father
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There could beno doubt. I waited till the lady rose to go away, and then addressed theshopman, asking the lady's name. He did not know--she was a stranger;but perhaps Mr H----, the master, did, and he went back to answer thequestion. Mr H---- being at that moment busy, the man stayed so long, that I heard the carriage drive off. Fearful of losing sight of thelady, I took to my heels, and ran out of the shop. My sudden flight fromthe counter, covered with lace, made them imagine that I had stole...nsome, and they cried out, "Stop thief, " as loud as they could, springingover the counter, and pursuing me as I pursued the carriage, which wasdriven at a rapid pace.
A man perceiving me running, and others, without their hats, following, with the cries of "Stop thief, " put out his leg, and I fell on thepavement, the blood rushing in torrents from my nose. I was seized, roughly handled, and again handed over to the police, who carried mebefore the same magistrate in Marlborough Street.
"What is this?" demanded the magistrate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There could beno doubt. I waited till the lady rose to go away, and then addressed theshopman, asking the lady's name. He did not know--she was a stranger;but perhaps Mr H----, the master, did, and he went back to answer thequestion. Mr H---- being at that moment busy, the man stayed so long, that I heard the carriage drive off. Fearful of losing sight of thelady, I took to my heels, and ran out of the shop. My sudden flight fromthe counter, covered with lace, made them imagine that I had stole...nsome, and they cried out, "Stop thief, " as loud as they could, springingover the counter, and pursuing me as I pursued the carriage, which wasdriven at a rapid pace.
A man perceiving me running, and others, without their hats, following, with the cries of "Stop thief, " put out his leg, and I fell on thepavement, the blood rushing in torrents from my nose. I was seized, roughly handled, and again handed over to the police, who carried mebefore the same magistrate in Marlborough Street.
"What is this?" demanded the magistrate.
What to read after Japhet, in Search of a Father?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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