St. Cuthbert's Tower 1
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159 " Then you didn't keep your word : you didn't go straight on ! " The man's answer came deliberately.
"Ah went straight on that neeght, mester, as Ah towd tha Ah would. But Ah coom back next mornin'. It wur only human natur'; an' Ah took a look round. Ay, parson, Ah hid summat as would ha towd a tale." ''What was that?" asked Mr. Brander, slowly, and, as it seemed, with difficulty.
" There wur marks on those steps down to t' crypt as is now blocked oop. An' down at t' bottom. An' Ah tramped ...'em aht. An' there war marks in another pleace as Ah made away.
An' it wur all for ye, parson, for Ah thowt of what ye'd done for ma when Ah wur ill and no- body to care for ma, an' Ah did what Ah could." " You're a good fellow, Abel," said Mr.
Brander, huskily, after a few moments' pause.
" And you've been a good friend to me." " Ah, Mester Brander, but Ah'd ha liked to ha' served ye a better way," said the man, who seemed affected in his turn.
160 ST. outhbert's tower.
The vicar silenced him with a peremptory " Sh-sh." Then he said— " You won't be able to get far to-night on foot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
159 " Then you didn't keep your word : you didn't go straight on ! " The man's answer came deliberately.
"Ah went straight on that neeght, mester, as Ah towd tha Ah would. But Ah coom back next mornin'. It wur only human natur'; an' Ah took a look round. Ay, parson, Ah hid summat as would ha towd a tale." ''What was that?" asked Mr. Brander, slowly, and, as it seemed, with difficulty.
" There wur marks on those steps down to t' crypt as is now blocked oop. An' down at t' bottom. An' Ah tramped ...'em aht. An' there war marks in another pleace as Ah made away.
An' it wur all for ye, parson, for Ah thowt of what ye'd done for ma when Ah wur ill and no- body to care for ma, an' Ah did what Ah could." " You're a good fellow, Abel," said Mr.
Brander, huskily, after a few moments' pause.
" And you've been a good friend to me." " Ah, Mester Brander, but Ah'd ha liked to ha' served ye a better way," said the man, who seemed affected in his turn.
160 ST. outhbert's tower.
The vicar silenced him with a peremptory " Sh-sh." Then he said— " You won't be able to get far to-night on foot.
What to read after St. Cuthbert's Tower 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Warden to read onlineMoreLess
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