Spreading the News
Spreading the News
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} Where is he, indeed?
Magistrate: What have you to tell?
Bartley: It is where he was this morning, standing in this spot, singing his share of songs no, but lighting his pipe scraping a match on the sole of his shoe Magistrate: I ask you, for the third time, where is he?
Bartley: I wouldn't like to say that. It is a great mystery, and it is hard to say of any man, did he earn hatred or love.
Magistrate: Tell me all you know.
Bartley: All that I know Well, there are the three estates; there is ...Limbo, and there is Purgatory, and there is Magistrate: Nonsense! This is trifling! Get to the point.
Bartley: Maybe you don't hold with the clergy so? That is the teaching of the clergy. Maybe you hold with the old people. It is what they do be saying, that the shadow goes wandering, and the soul is tired, and the body is taking a rest The shadow! (Starts up. ) I was nearly sure I saw Jack Smith not ten minutes ago at the corner of the forge, and I lost him again Was it his ghost I saw, do you think?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
} Where is he, indeed?
Magistrate: What have you to tell?
Bartley: It is where he was this morning, standing in this spot, singing his share of songs no, but lighting his pipe scraping a match on the sole of his shoe Magistrate: I ask you, for the third time, where is he?
Bartley: I wouldn't like to say that. It is a great mystery, and it is hard to say of any man, did he earn hatred or love.
Magistrate: Tell me all you know.
Bartley: All that I know Well, there are the three estates; there is ...Limbo, and there is Purgatory, and there is Magistrate: Nonsense! This is trifling! Get to the point.
Bartley: Maybe you don't hold with the clergy so? That is the teaching of the clergy. Maybe you hold with the old people. It is what they do be saying, that the shadow goes wandering, and the soul is tired, and the body is taking a rest The shadow! (Starts up. ) I was nearly sure I saw Jack Smith not ten minutes ago at the corner of the forge, and I lost him again Was it his ghost I saw, do you think?
What to read after Spreading the News?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isabella Augusta Persse Gregory to read onlineMoreLess
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