Peak And Prairie
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"I tell you, gen'lemen, " he declared, "it's no small b'y's job to keepthat fahmily in arder!" and he proceeded to describe them as acantankerous lot, to be ruled only by that ideal justice tempered bymercy which he was apparently a master in dispensing.
At the last he waxed pathetic, and, in a tearful voice, somewhat atodds with his dry, wicked little eyes, he cried, "I've got a row to hoe, that if there was a lot of men in it they'd have hanged themselves froma rafter!" With which magnificent... climax and a profound bow and flourish, he tookhis seat, and assumed a pose of invulnerable righteousness from which noinvectives nor innuendoes of the prosecuting attorney could move him. Hehad rested his case on the testimony of his "fahmily, " and he knew hisjury too well to have much anxiety about their verdict.
The lamps had been lighted long ago, and the early winter evening hadset in. The court took a recess, waiting the verdict of the jury. Thiswas the last case on the trial docket for that day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I tell you, gen'lemen, " he declared, "it's no small b'y's job to keepthat fahmily in arder!" and he proceeded to describe them as acantankerous lot, to be ruled only by that ideal justice tempered bymercy which he was apparently a master in dispensing.
At the last he waxed pathetic, and, in a tearful voice, somewhat atodds with his dry, wicked little eyes, he cried, "I've got a row to hoe, that if there was a lot of men in it they'd have hanged themselves froma rafter!" With which magnificent... climax and a profound bow and flourish, he tookhis seat, and assumed a pose of invulnerable righteousness from which noinvectives nor innuendoes of the prosecuting attorney could move him. Hehad rested his case on the testimony of his "fahmily, " and he knew hisjury too well to have much anxiety about their verdict.
The lamps had been lighted long ago, and the early winter evening hadset in. The court took a recess, waiting the verdict of the jury. Thiswas the last case on the trial docket for that day.
What to read after Peak And Prairie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fuller Anna to read onlineMoreLess
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