Tales From Blackwood volume 5
Tales From Blackwood volume 5
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The old sexton THE LIGHT ON THE HEARTH. 13 declared that he cast a shadow even on the graves ; and his crony, the kennel-keeper, avowed that " the dougs yowled as he passed by. " He was no favour- ite with us, either; he would sometimes stop to look on our sports, but never smiled, and seldom spoke ; some said he sneered, though that was never well accredited. Thus he and his lived on in their quiet home, which, though it might be joyless, none dared say was an unhappy one. It was childless, ho...w- ever ; again and again there had been hopes that the light of childhood might shine upon it ; and as often as these were blighted, the gloom deepened, and grew more settled on the brow of man and wife.
There were some members of the establishment, however, in which we took a particular interest, and which, from their novelty, had a peculiar at- traction. The one was a bloodhound, called Do- mingo, a noble fellow, deep-chested, thin-flanked, with a black muzzle and throat, and an eye sullen and threatening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The old sexton THE LIGHT ON THE HEARTH. 13 declared that he cast a shadow even on the graves ; and his crony, the kennel-keeper, avowed that " the dougs yowled as he passed by. " He was no favour- ite with us, either; he would sometimes stop to look on our sports, but never smiled, and seldom spoke ; some said he sneered, though that was never well accredited. Thus he and his lived on in their quiet home, which, though it might be joyless, none dared say was an unhappy one. It was childless, ho...w- ever ; again and again there had been hopes that the light of childhood might shine upon it ; and as often as these were blighted, the gloom deepened, and grew more settled on the brow of man and wife.
There were some members of the establishment, however, in which we took a particular interest, and which, from their novelty, had a peculiar at- traction. The one was a bloodhound, called Do- mingo, a noble fellow, deep-chested, thin-flanked, with a black muzzle and throat, and an eye sullen and threatening.
What to read after Tales From Blackwood volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Winter Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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