Scattergood Baines
Scattergood Baines
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. Don't be afeard. Right'll be done, andthere hain't no more sufferin' fallin' to your share, . . . You been doin'God's rough work, Jed, and I don't calc'late he figgers to have youpunished f'r it. . . . " Next morning at ten by the clock the coroner with his jury held inquestover the body of Asa Levens, and over that body Jed Briggs and Lindy, his wife, told their story under oath to ears that credited the truth oftheir words because they knew the man of whom those words were spoken. The jury ...deliberated briefly. Its verdict was in these words: "We find that Asa Levens came to his death by act of God, and that thereare found no reasons for further investigation into this matter. " And so it stands in the imperishable records of the township; legalauthority recognized the right of Deity to utilize a human being for hisrougher sort of work.
"I knew it was something like this, " Mary Ware said, clinging openly andunashamed to Abner Levens. "It's why he couldn't defend himself. " Abner nodded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Don't be afeard. Right'll be done, andthere hain't no more sufferin' fallin' to your share, . . . You been doin'God's rough work, Jed, and I don't calc'late he figgers to have youpunished f'r it. . . . " Next morning at ten by the clock the coroner with his jury held inquestover the body of Asa Levens, and over that body Jed Briggs and Lindy, his wife, told their story under oath to ears that credited the truth oftheir words because they knew the man of whom those words were spoken. The jury ...deliberated briefly. Its verdict was in these words: "We find that Asa Levens came to his death by act of God, and that thereare found no reasons for further investigation into this matter. " And so it stands in the imperishable records of the township; legalauthority recognized the right of Deity to utilize a human being for hisrougher sort of work.
"I knew it was something like this, " Mary Ware said, clinging openly andunashamed to Abner Levens. "It's why he couldn't defend himself. " Abner nodded.
What to read after Scattergood Baines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kelland Clarence Budington to read onlineMoreLess
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