Singleton Fontenoy, R.N. 1
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I. p 210 SINGLETON TONTENOY, R.N.
terrible enough, but "wliicli to him as a sexton, seemed no more so, than murder to an Austrian general, who has put down a free people !
Whether it be that graye-digging is not so much of a sinecure as of old, I know not ; but I have remarked that grave-diggers do not sing now at their toil. Our friend was quite silent excepting a grunt occasionally, and stuck con- stantly to his work ; when he heard a step near, and looking up saw a young gentleman approachin...g the grave, whose light step, sunny face, and bright eye, contrasted very strikingly with the place. The youth, though not in mourning, was dressed in very dark clothes: so possibly the sexton thought he might have some business in his way. He looked up, and touching his hat, said, " a fine morning, sir !'' " Very fine, indeed,'' said the youth, quietly.
" It's a little chilly, sir, but my work keeps me warm.'' "A very large burial-ground this is," the youth continued, looking round.
"Yes, sir.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. p 210 SINGLETON TONTENOY, R.N.
terrible enough, but "wliicli to him as a sexton, seemed no more so, than murder to an Austrian general, who has put down a free people !
Whether it be that graye-digging is not so much of a sinecure as of old, I know not ; but I have remarked that grave-diggers do not sing now at their toil. Our friend was quite silent excepting a grunt occasionally, and stuck con- stantly to his work ; when he heard a step near, and looking up saw a young gentleman approachin...g the grave, whose light step, sunny face, and bright eye, contrasted very strikingly with the place. The youth, though not in mourning, was dressed in very dark clothes: so possibly the sexton thought he might have some business in his way. He looked up, and touching his hat, said, " a fine morning, sir !'' " Very fine, indeed,'' said the youth, quietly.
" It's a little chilly, sir, but my work keeps me warm.'' "A very large burial-ground this is," the youth continued, looking round.
"Yes, sir.
What to read after Singleton Fontenoy, R.N. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hannay, James, 1827-1873 to read onlineMoreLess
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