Mark Gildersleeve a Novel
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Who ? " he exclaimed.
"Dear me, Rufus, how you startled ineT I merely said that that dreadful murderer that they called Peterson, the pirate, and who escaped from jail, has been caught. . You must remember the time there was about it. It was a little after John's death. I remember there was a story go- ing around that his name was not Peterson, but Klove, and that he formerly lived in Belton. Old Mrs. Cosgrove told me then that she remem- bered him very well, and that his mother was a washerwom...an. She said, too, that he was a thief when a boy, and ran away to sea after robbing his master. " 254 MAEK GILDEESLEEVE.
" Mrs. Cosgrove is a silly gossip, Susan, " said Mr. Heath, impatiently. " The boy was not a thief. " " Indeed why, Ruf us, I heard from " " Never rnind ; it's of no consequence, and we will not argue the matter, " interrupted Mr.
Heath. " Let me look at the paper a moment. " In order to render this colloquy more intelli- gible, it will be necessary to state that about eight or nine months previously the public mind was intensely agitated and shocked by the details of a murder of a very atrocious character.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who ? " he exclaimed.
"Dear me, Rufus, how you startled ineT I merely said that that dreadful murderer that they called Peterson, the pirate, and who escaped from jail, has been caught. . You must remember the time there was about it. It was a little after John's death. I remember there was a story go- ing around that his name was not Peterson, but Klove, and that he formerly lived in Belton. Old Mrs. Cosgrove told me then that she remem- bered him very well, and that his mother was a washerwom...an. She said, too, that he was a thief when a boy, and ran away to sea after robbing his master. " 254 MAEK GILDEESLEEVE.
" Mrs. Cosgrove is a silly gossip, Susan, " said Mr. Heath, impatiently. " The boy was not a thief. " " Indeed why, Ruf us, I heard from " " Never rnind ; it's of no consequence, and we will not argue the matter, " interrupted Mr.
Heath. " Let me look at the paper a moment. " In order to render this colloquy more intelli- gible, it will be necessary to state that about eight or nine months previously the public mind was intensely agitated and shocked by the details of a murder of a very atrocious character.
What to read after Mark Gildersleeve a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John S Sauzade to read onlineMoreLess
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