The Adventures of Harry Revel
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'You couldn't havesaid anything more hurtful to my feelings, ' Josh told him, andknocked him down. There was a hole in one of his orchards wherethey'd been rooting up an old apple-tree. He put the fellow in that, tilled him up to his neck in earth, and kept him there till heapologised. Not at all an easy thing for a Justice of the Peace topass off: but, bless you, folks said that he came of a clever countyfamily, and hoped his son would be better. The fellow didn't evenbring an action. " Mr. Ro...gers broke off suddenly, and seemed tomeditate a new train of thought. "Hang it!" he exclaimed. "Ibelieve 'tis a hundred pounds. I must look it up when I get back. " "What is a hundred pounds, sir?" I asked.
"Penalty for showing a coast-light without authority. Lydia laid meten pounds I hadn't the pluck, though; and that'll bring it down toninety at the worst. She'd a small fortune in this trip, too, whichshe stood to lose: but, as it turns out, I've saved that for her. Oh, she's a treasure!" "Did you light the flare?" I began to see that I had fallen in withan original, and that he might be humoured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'You couldn't havesaid anything more hurtful to my feelings, ' Josh told him, andknocked him down. There was a hole in one of his orchards wherethey'd been rooting up an old apple-tree. He put the fellow in that, tilled him up to his neck in earth, and kept him there till heapologised. Not at all an easy thing for a Justice of the Peace topass off: but, bless you, folks said that he came of a clever countyfamily, and hoped his son would be better. The fellow didn't evenbring an action. " Mr. Ro...gers broke off suddenly, and seemed tomeditate a new train of thought. "Hang it!" he exclaimed. "Ibelieve 'tis a hundred pounds. I must look it up when I get back. " "What is a hundred pounds, sir?" I asked.
"Penalty for showing a coast-light without authority. Lydia laid meten pounds I hadn't the pluck, though; and that'll bring it down toninety at the worst. She'd a small fortune in this trip, too, whichshe stood to lose: but, as it turns out, I've saved that for her. Oh, she's a treasure!" "Did you light the flare?" I began to see that I had fallen in withan original, and that he might be humoured.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quiller-Couch Arthur Thomas Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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