Ned Garth
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"I owe you a great deal more than I can nowtell you, for I have something else to say. I want you to bring me alawyer, an honest man, if such is to be found, and his clerk must cometo witness my signature. I'll try to keep alive until he arrives, for, Mary, do you know I think that I am dying. " "O no, I hope not, Mr Shank. You are only weak from want of food, "exclaimed Mary, who, however, was much alarmed. "I will go on to whereMr Thorpe lives, I know the way perfectly, and have heard uncle s...aythat he is a good and honest man, and is trusted by all the peopleround. " "Go then, Mary, go!" said the old man. "Don't allow any one to stopyou; and if Mr Thorpe is out, write a message requesting him to come onhere immediately. " Mary, promising Mr Shank that she would obey his wishes, hastened away. She observed that he did not close the door behind her as usual. Shefound Mr Thorpe at home and gave her message.
"What! old Shank the miser? I suspect that he has something worthleaving behind, " observed the lawyer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I owe you a great deal more than I can nowtell you, for I have something else to say. I want you to bring me alawyer, an honest man, if such is to be found, and his clerk must cometo witness my signature. I'll try to keep alive until he arrives, for, Mary, do you know I think that I am dying. " "O no, I hope not, Mr Shank. You are only weak from want of food, "exclaimed Mary, who, however, was much alarmed. "I will go on to whereMr Thorpe lives, I know the way perfectly, and have heard uncle s...aythat he is a good and honest man, and is trusted by all the peopleround. " "Go then, Mary, go!" said the old man. "Don't allow any one to stopyou; and if Mr Thorpe is out, write a message requesting him to come onhere immediately. " Mary, promising Mr Shank that she would obey his wishes, hastened away. She observed that he did not close the door behind her as usual. Shefound Mr Thorpe at home and gave her message.
"What! old Shank the miser? I suspect that he has something worthleaving behind, " observed the lawyer.
What to read after Ned Garth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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