Romances of the Old Town of Edinburgh
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And next day the trustees met again, when Mr Crawford told them, before touching on the corns, that an agent had called upon him from the other THE SIX TOES.
129 Helen first seen, demanding payment to her. He then told the trustees the result of his inquiries — that not a single person of all he had seen knew anything of the abnormal foot. At this the clergy- men wondered more and more, and how long they might have sat there and wondered it might have been difficult to say, had it not been for ...an ingeni- ous idea started by Tron, and suggested by the old story about King Charles and the fish in the bucket of water.
" The woman is laughing at us, " said he, " and we are inquiring whether certain people knew a fact without making ourselves acquainted with the prior fact, whether that prior fact had ever any existence except in the brain of this bad woman, whose evidence goes to traduce the character of a holy elder of the Church of Scotland. " The brethren again laughed at this ingenious discovery of Father Tron's, and thereupon began to veer round in favour of good '^tWy prhna.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And next day the trustees met again, when Mr Crawford told them, before touching on the corns, that an agent had called upon him from the other THE SIX TOES.
129 Helen first seen, demanding payment to her. He then told the trustees the result of his inquiries — that not a single person of all he had seen knew anything of the abnormal foot. At this the clergy- men wondered more and more, and how long they might have sat there and wondered it might have been difficult to say, had it not been for ...an ingeni- ous idea started by Tron, and suggested by the old story about King Charles and the fish in the bucket of water.
" The woman is laughing at us, " said he, " and we are inquiring whether certain people knew a fact without making ourselves acquainted with the prior fact, whether that prior fact had ever any existence except in the brain of this bad woman, whose evidence goes to traduce the character of a holy elder of the Church of Scotland. " The brethren again laughed at this ingenious discovery of Father Tron's, and thereupon began to veer round in favour of good '^tWy prhna.
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