Shoemakers' Village 1
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What do you call that .? ' * I call it a father's care for his child's immortle soul, miss. Not as you've a right to be in my parlour, and you will please to go ; and I shall inform your mother of your conduct.* While this was going on inside the little parlour, you may be sure the public in pinafores outside SHOEMAKERS VILLAGE. 145 the shop had not grown any smaller. One of the new-comers suddenly raised the cry of ' Here's Teacher ! ' and so there was. Teacher was on his way to business, grav...e, and looking straight before him as usual ; but he could not resist the appeals of the little people.
* Oh, Teacher, here's a murder ! ' 'And Cherry White's gone into Mr Foat's parlour ! ' ' Oh, there's been such screaming, Teacher, there has!' Teacher would have been more or less than human if, after this, he had passed indifferent on.
All the thoughts that struggled rapidly through his mind we need not try to guess ; but he soon made a fourth inside the little parlour of the guilty Foat.
It is true he had the good manners to tap on the panel ; but he turned the latch at the .siimc VOL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What do you call that .? ' * I call it a father's care for his child's immortle soul, miss. Not as you've a right to be in my parlour, and you will please to go ; and I shall inform your mother of your conduct.* While this was going on inside the little parlour, you may be sure the public in pinafores outside SHOEMAKERS VILLAGE. 145 the shop had not grown any smaller. One of the new-comers suddenly raised the cry of ' Here's Teacher ! ' and so there was. Teacher was on his way to business, grav...e, and looking straight before him as usual ; but he could not resist the appeals of the little people.
* Oh, Teacher, here's a murder ! ' 'And Cherry White's gone into Mr Foat's parlour ! ' ' Oh, there's been such screaming, Teacher, there has!' Teacher would have been more or less than human if, after this, he had passed indifferent on.
All the thoughts that struggled rapidly through his mind we need not try to guess ; but he soon made a fourth inside the little parlour of the guilty Foat.
It is true he had the good manners to tap on the panel ; but he turned the latch at the .siimc VOL.
What to read after Shoemakers' Village 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Brighty Rands to read onlineMoreLess
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