Stories And Folk-Lore of West Cornwall;
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Jan stayed to see no more, but, frightened out of his wits, ran away and couldn't be found for several days. At last he was discovered up in Castle-an- MRS. BAINES' GHOST. 153 dinas, half starved. By good luck the old lady's back was towards her man when he fired, and the greatest portion of the charge took eflPect below her waist. Doctor Giddy was fetched, and, after some delicate surgical operations, which the lady bore with exemplary patience, pronounced her fright to be more than the hurt.
...However, a short time after the old lady got shot, she died ; and then she kept such ward and watch over her orchard that few were so bold as to enter, after day-down, into the haunted ground, where the ghost of Mrs. Baines was often seen under the tree where she was shot, or walking the grounds of her garden.
Everybody knew the old lady by her upturned and powdered grey hair under a lace cap of antique pattern ; by the long lace ruffles hanging from her elbows ; her short silk mantle, gold-headed cane, and other trappings of old-fashioned pomjD.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jan stayed to see no more, but, frightened out of his wits, ran away and couldn't be found for several days. At last he was discovered up in Castle-an- MRS. BAINES' GHOST. 153 dinas, half starved. By good luck the old lady's back was towards her man when he fired, and the greatest portion of the charge took eflPect below her waist. Doctor Giddy was fetched, and, after some delicate surgical operations, which the lady bore with exemplary patience, pronounced her fright to be more than the hurt.
...However, a short time after the old lady got shot, she died ; and then she kept such ward and watch over her orchard that few were so bold as to enter, after day-down, into the haunted ground, where the ghost of Mrs. Baines was often seen under the tree where she was shot, or walking the grounds of her garden.
Everybody knew the old lady by her upturned and powdered grey hair under a lace cap of antique pattern ; by the long lace ruffles hanging from her elbows ; her short silk mantle, gold-headed cane, and other trappings of old-fashioned pomjD.
What to read after Stories And Folk-Lore of West Cornwall;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bottrell, William, 1816-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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