Madam Crowl's Ghost And the Dead Sexton
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Wyvern, one day when me and her was alone, told me a thing about Madam Crowlthat I did not know before.
"She being young and a great beauty, full seventy year before, hadmarried Squire Crowl, of Applewale. But he was a widower, and had ason about nine years old.
"There never was tale or tidings of this boy after one mornin'. No onecould say where he went to. He was allowed too much liberty, and usedto be off in the morning, one day, to the keeper's cottage andbreakfast wi' him, and away to the ...warren, and not home, mayhap, tillevening; and another time down to the lake, and bathe there, and spendthe day fishin' there, or paddlin' about in the boat. Well, no onecould say what was gone wi' him; only this, that his hat was found bythe lake, under a haathorn that grows thar to this day, and 'twasthought he was drowned bathin'. And the squire's son, by his secondmarriage, with this Madam Crowl that lived sa dreadful lang, came infar the estates. It was his son, the ald lady's grandson, SquireChevenix Crowl, that owned the estates at the time I came toApplewale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wyvern, one day when me and her was alone, told me a thing about Madam Crowlthat I did not know before.
"She being young and a great beauty, full seventy year before, hadmarried Squire Crowl, of Applewale. But he was a widower, and had ason about nine years old.
"There never was tale or tidings of this boy after one mornin'. No onecould say where he went to. He was allowed too much liberty, and usedto be off in the morning, one day, to the keeper's cottage andbreakfast wi' him, and away to the ...warren, and not home, mayhap, tillevening; and another time down to the lake, and bathe there, and spendthe day fishin' there, or paddlin' about in the boat. Well, no onecould say what was gone wi' him; only this, that his hat was found bythe lake, under a haathorn that grows thar to this day, and 'twasthought he was drowned bathin'. And the squire's son, by his secondmarriage, with this Madam Crowl that lived sa dreadful lang, came infar the estates. It was his son, the ald lady's grandson, SquireChevenix Crowl, that owned the estates at the time I came toApplewale.
What to read after Madam Crowl's Ghost And the Dead Sexton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Le Fanu Joseph Sheridan to read onlineMoreLess
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