St Cuthberts Tower
St Cuthberts Tower
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" Yes, I'll come, vicar, and thank you kindly for your invita- tion, " he said, more graciously. " I can't make hay, but I'll be most happy to stand about and look pretty, " he added, with a short laugh. Raising his hat ceremoniously to Mrs. Brander, whom he admired, and whose indifferently concealed dislike therefore irritated him, Ned Mitchell turned on his heel without so much as a glance at Vernon, and made his way down the hill to his cottage, leaning on the arm of Abel Squires, who had ba...de " t' gentle fowk " an humble and bashful farewell, and 204 ST. CUTHBEKT'S TO WEE. Hastened to the support of his patient, upon whom the fatigue and excitement of the evening had begun to tell heavily. Solemnly and almost in silence, Meredith Brauder and his wife then parted from Vernon, who took his lonely way over the fields in a state of suppressed excitement so acute that on reaching St. Cuthbert's Vicarage he was highly feverish, with a burning head, hot, dry hands, and a mouth that seemed parched and withered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Yes, I'll come, vicar, and thank you kindly for your invita- tion, " he said, more graciously. " I can't make hay, but I'll be most happy to stand about and look pretty, " he added, with a short laugh. Raising his hat ceremoniously to Mrs. Brander, whom he admired, and whose indifferently concealed dislike therefore irritated him, Ned Mitchell turned on his heel without so much as a glance at Vernon, and made his way down the hill to his cottage, leaning on the arm of Abel Squires, who had ba...de " t' gentle fowk " an humble and bashful farewell, and 204 ST. CUTHBEKT'S TO WEE. Hastened to the support of his patient, upon whom the fatigue and excitement of the evening had begun to tell heavily. Solemnly and almost in silence, Meredith Brauder and his wife then parted from Vernon, who took his lonely way over the fields in a state of suppressed excitement so acute that on reaching St. Cuthbert's Vicarage he was highly feverish, with a burning head, hot, dry hands, and a mouth that seemed parched and withered.
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