The Brass Bound Box
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He was a person of fierce temper and a propensity formanaging his neighbors' affairs, especially the affairs of his youthfulneighbors. Report said that his wealth equalled his temper, and that thetwo together made most of the villagers stand in awe of him is certain. It was his boast that he represented the cause of law and order in hisnative town, and he often wondered how it had gotten along before he wasborn, or how it would manage when he was dead.
That day he had come home from attending c...ourt and found the communityin a ferment. It would have been excited even by the news of Moses'accident and pluck, but the tidings of treasure-finding, scatteredbroadcast by Montgomery during the morning's errands, had stirred itsprofoundest depths.
When the lawyer tied his horse at the post-office, he was greeted bystatements as various as many. "Miss Maitland has discovered a gold mineon her property;" "Monty Sturtevant has dug up buried treasure inEunice's woods;" "'Johnny' Maitland's girl has been sent home to fetchEunice a box of diamonds;" and "There's been gold found right here inMarsden township.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a person of fierce temper and a propensity formanaging his neighbors' affairs, especially the affairs of his youthfulneighbors. Report said that his wealth equalled his temper, and that thetwo together made most of the villagers stand in awe of him is certain. It was his boast that he represented the cause of law and order in hisnative town, and he often wondered how it had gotten along before he wasborn, or how it would manage when he was dead.
That day he had come home from attending c...ourt and found the communityin a ferment. It would have been excited even by the news of Moses'accident and pluck, but the tidings of treasure-finding, scatteredbroadcast by Montgomery during the morning's errands, had stirred itsprofoundest depths.
When the lawyer tied his horse at the post-office, he was greeted bystatements as various as many. "Miss Maitland has discovered a gold mineon her property;" "Monty Sturtevant has dug up buried treasure inEunice's woods;" "'Johnny' Maitland's girl has been sent home to fetchEunice a box of diamonds;" and "There's been gold found right here inMarsden township.
What to read after The Brass Bound Box?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raymond Evelyn to read onlineMoreLess
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