New Pieces That Will Take Prizes in Speaking Contests
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?7$ "Master Ruffin ? Oh! yes, sir, he got off all right. " o Ferguson raged, but the man told his story cheerfully. Ik-fore dawn, while the levee was still at its height, a man and a woman had come to the jail with an order for Master Ruffin's im- mediate release; and as the paper was duly signed and stamped he had let the prisoner go. There had been a horse at the corner, but he did not watch to see which road Thomas took. No ; he did not know the other man, and he did not see the lady's face,... but her hair hung from under her hood and was long and black.
"By midday the town was seething with ex- citement over the escape, and explanations were offered and rejected. Thomas Ruffin was gone. A month went by and no clue was discovered. Ferguson had chafed over his failure to unravel the mystery of Ruffin's escape. He had secured from the jailer the illegal order of release, and one afternoon, he spread the paper upon his dressing-table and studied it critically, although he knew it by heart, from a certain mark, as from a bloody finger, in one corner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
?7$ "Master Ruffin ? Oh! yes, sir, he got off all right. " o Ferguson raged, but the man told his story cheerfully. Ik-fore dawn, while the levee was still at its height, a man and a woman had come to the jail with an order for Master Ruffin's im- mediate release; and as the paper was duly signed and stamped he had let the prisoner go. There had been a horse at the corner, but he did not watch to see which road Thomas took. No ; he did not know the other man, and he did not see the lady's face,... but her hair hung from under her hood and was long and black.
"By midday the town was seething with ex- citement over the escape, and explanations were offered and rejected. Thomas Ruffin was gone. A month went by and no clue was discovered. Ferguson had chafed over his failure to unravel the mystery of Ruffin's escape. He had secured from the jailer the illegal order of release, and one afternoon, he spread the paper upon his dressing-table and studied it critically, although he knew it by heart, from a certain mark, as from a bloody finger, in one corner.
What to read after New Pieces That Will Take Prizes in Speaking Contests?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Blackstone to read onlineMoreLess
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