Lucy Arlyn
Lucy Arlyn
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Let parents take warning by this outrage. " Slowly Mr. Murk turned his fishy eyes from the monu ment to Mad, whom he contemplated with a sapient, satisfied nod.
"The young man is influenced by mischievous spirits; don t you think so, Sister Lingham ? " " Certingly, " said Sister Lingham ; while the philanthro pist s Swedenborgian arm confirmed the opinion.
" Yes, it s spirits ! " said Mad, also shaking his fist. " And look out they don t influence me to knock off ten or a dozen superfluous inch...es of your nose. " " Brother, " Mr. Murk addressed the red-haired young man, "as friends of humanity, I think we ought to make an effort to relieve our suffering brother. " ABNER TAKES NOTES. 287 Upon which hint, Abner tied his horse, and went grin ning to see what could be done.
" Don t try to dror me up ; let me down ! " cried the doc tor. " If the rope ain t long enough, there s another. " This suggestion was followed ; and Mr. Murk and Abner, leaning out of the chamber window, let the gibbet cautiously down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let parents take warning by this outrage. " Slowly Mr. Murk turned his fishy eyes from the monu ment to Mad, whom he contemplated with a sapient, satisfied nod.
"The young man is influenced by mischievous spirits; don t you think so, Sister Lingham ? " " Certingly, " said Sister Lingham ; while the philanthro pist s Swedenborgian arm confirmed the opinion.
" Yes, it s spirits ! " said Mad, also shaking his fist. " And look out they don t influence me to knock off ten or a dozen superfluous inch...es of your nose. " " Brother, " Mr. Murk addressed the red-haired young man, "as friends of humanity, I think we ought to make an effort to relieve our suffering brother. " ABNER TAKES NOTES. 287 Upon which hint, Abner tied his horse, and went grin ning to see what could be done.
" Don t try to dror me up ; let me down ! " cried the doc tor. " If the rope ain t long enough, there s another. " This suggestion was followed ; and Mr. Murk and Abner, leaning out of the chamber window, let the gibbet cautiously down.
What to read after Lucy Arlyn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J T John Townsend Trowbridge to read onlineMoreLess
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