Merry Thoughts
Merry Thoughts
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" For, " said he, " they won't dare to say a word about it. I can get rid of my business while things are being arranged, and do as I have so often longed to do — take a little house in my native county. " He beguiled his time with these thoughts, and the occasion being fixed for a meeting-night, he had no trouble in getting rid of Mrs. Block without any explanation beyond that of a desire to stay away from the hall that evening.
" Mind you say I 'm very poorly, " said he, as she passed out.
Ho...w anxiously he listened to every footfall as it came down the street, and how unexpected the knock came at last ! — principally because Edwards and his friend drove up in a light cart. Ben was at the door, though, in a moment, and in very little more was busy helping the two men in with a small but heavy case, which was at once deposited on the parlour table. In his haste he was about to take it up in his arms, and convey it to a place of safety, almost before the street door was shut, but " Don't be in such a hurry, " said Edwards, and at the same moment a handkerchief was drawn tightly over Ben's mouth, his legs were knocked from under him, his arms were pinioned, and he was tied tightly in his own arm-chair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" For, " said he, " they won't dare to say a word about it. I can get rid of my business while things are being arranged, and do as I have so often longed to do — take a little house in my native county. " He beguiled his time with these thoughts, and the occasion being fixed for a meeting-night, he had no trouble in getting rid of Mrs. Block without any explanation beyond that of a desire to stay away from the hall that evening.
" Mind you say I 'm very poorly, " said he, as she passed out.
Ho...w anxiously he listened to every footfall as it came down the street, and how unexpected the knock came at last ! — principally because Edwards and his friend drove up in a light cart. Ben was at the door, though, in a moment, and in very little more was busy helping the two men in with a small but heavy case, which was at once deposited on the parlour table. In his haste he was about to take it up in his arms, and convey it to a place of safety, almost before the street door was shut, but " Don't be in such a hurry, " said Edwards, and at the same moment a handkerchief was drawn tightly over Ben's mouth, his legs were knocked from under him, his arms were pinioned, and he was tied tightly in his own arm-chair.
What to read after Merry Thoughts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tom Hood to read onlineMoreLess
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