Mervyn Clithero
Mervyn Clithero
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"What could bring him there, and a corpse lying in the house ? Had the reprobate no con- science ? He hoped to see him hanged, and speedily too.
]STot having had a wink of sleep during the night, I felt greatly fa- tigued, as well as harassed in mind, but endeavoured to prepare myself for the important business of the day.
At ten o'clock precisely Mr. Gripper rode into the yard, and dis- mounted at the door. In outward appearance he resembled a farmer more than a man of law, for he had a broad ...ruddy face, and a large person ; and though, out of respect for the occasion, he had substi- tuted black upper garments for the green riding-coat and striped waist- coat which he usually wore, he still retained his corduroy knees and buff gaiters. He had a nose shaped like the ace of clubs, on which rested a pair of heavy plated spectacles. He was attended by his clerk, a seedy- looking personage, with a pasty face and a snub nose. Mr. Gripper did not think it necessary to assume even a show of grief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What could bring him there, and a corpse lying in the house ? Had the reprobate no con- science ? He hoped to see him hanged, and speedily too.
]STot having had a wink of sleep during the night, I felt greatly fa- tigued, as well as harassed in mind, but endeavoured to prepare myself for the important business of the day.
At ten o'clock precisely Mr. Gripper rode into the yard, and dis- mounted at the door. In outward appearance he resembled a farmer more than a man of law, for he had a broad ...ruddy face, and a large person ; and though, out of respect for the occasion, he had substi- tuted black upper garments for the green riding-coat and striped waist- coat which he usually wore, he still retained his corduroy knees and buff gaiters. He had a nose shaped like the ace of clubs, on which rested a pair of heavy plated spectacles. He was attended by his clerk, a seedy- looking personage, with a pasty face and a snub nose. Mr. Gripper did not think it necessary to assume even a show of grief.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ainsworth William Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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