Stonepastures
Stonepastures
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WE were disputing in the train as to whether it was five or six years since Quarry's death. I said six, and was told that I was always wrong. My adversary evidently considered this second-rate rejoin der a retort. Presently he said, " You may be right, for I think Jarlsen's boy is five. " Jerry Black met us at the sta tion ; he wore a bailiffs uniform of corduroy. The Bentleys were very English now, but kinder than ever. We got into an omnibus, 175 176 Sionepasttireo.
and asked Jerry to come to...o. He had to be urged, for he is still modest.
" How are the Stonepastures ? " said I, anxious to start the con versation.
" Lean livin' yet, " he answered, sighing ; " but we've got a home for the aged indigent, and a hospital. " He began to talk in earnest, and, among other things, told us that Emma paid the doctor the week after Quarry died. He said she felt as if she had killed Quarry, but that her marriage had put it out of her head. "The Jarlsens are getting on fine, " he remarked con fidentially, " more than happy in their fortunes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WE were disputing in the train as to whether it was five or six years since Quarry's death. I said six, and was told that I was always wrong. My adversary evidently considered this second-rate rejoin der a retort. Presently he said, " You may be right, for I think Jarlsen's boy is five. " Jerry Black met us at the sta tion ; he wore a bailiffs uniform of corduroy. The Bentleys were very English now, but kinder than ever. We got into an omnibus, 175 176 Sionepasttireo.
and asked Jerry to come to...o. He had to be urged, for he is still modest.
" How are the Stonepastures ? " said I, anxious to start the con versation.
" Lean livin' yet, " he answered, sighing ; " but we've got a home for the aged indigent, and a hospital. " He began to talk in earnest, and, among other things, told us that Emma paid the doctor the week after Quarry died. He said she felt as if she had killed Quarry, but that her marriage had put it out of her head. "The Jarlsens are getting on fine, " he remarked con fidentially, " more than happy in their fortunes.
What to read after Stonepastures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor Stuart Patterson Childs to read onlineMoreLess
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