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certainly ; I shall be glad to see his paper, Mr. A., ah I very glad, sir.
Here the mail is opened, the Judge eagerly receives a bun- 102 F«ENIX AB EIHTOa.
die of the first Phoenix Herald, hastilj tears off the envelop, hands one copy to the Governor, and takes another himself.
Each put on spectacles and glance at the first column, where appears in fatal capitals the respectable name of William Waldo. Orand TcMeau ! ! ! The Governor and the Judge gase at each other over the tope of their respec...tive papers, the one, with wrathful and indignant glance, the other, with the most concentrated expression of horror and misery of which the human countenance is capable.
\MerB ihs Ohost of old Squibcb himuHf {otigkt to have been) seen rising^ and hovering for an instant over the pair in an attitude of benediction^ mumwringj " Bless ye, my chUdrenj'^ larfs and disappears in a ^^ sweet scented ^^ cloud.'] We forbear to give the conversation that ensued — ^this is a Christiaa community in which we live, and the introduc- tion of excessive profanity in the columns of a public journal even as a quotation, would not and ought not to be tolerated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
certainly ; I shall be glad to see his paper, Mr. A., ah I very glad, sir.
Here the mail is opened, the Judge eagerly receives a bun- 102 F«ENIX AB EIHTOa.
die of the first Phoenix Herald, hastilj tears off the envelop, hands one copy to the Governor, and takes another himself.
Each put on spectacles and glance at the first column, where appears in fatal capitals the respectable name of William Waldo. Orand TcMeau ! ! ! The Governor and the Judge gase at each other over the tope of their respec...tive papers, the one, with wrathful and indignant glance, the other, with the most concentrated expression of horror and misery of which the human countenance is capable.
\MerB ihs Ohost of old Squibcb himuHf {otigkt to have been) seen rising^ and hovering for an instant over the pair in an attitude of benediction^ mumwringj " Bless ye, my chUdrenj'^ larfs and disappears in a ^^ sweet scented ^^ cloud.'] We forbear to give the conversation that ensued — ^this is a Christiaa community in which we live, and the introduc- tion of excessive profanity in the columns of a public journal even as a quotation, would not and ought not to be tolerated.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [derby, George Horatio], 1823-1861. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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