The Calico Cat
The Calico Cat
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But presently he forgot this small annoyance in greater ones. Thatevening after tea, when he went up to the post-office, he heard thatPete Lamoury had been shot by Jim Edwards, and was now in bed withhis wounds. Jim's arrest was predicted. Young Farnsworth, who keptthe crockery store, told him the news. And presently Jake Hibbard, the worst "shyster" in the village, shuffled in--noticeable anywherefor his suit of rusty black, his empty sleeve pinned to his coat, the green patch over his eye, an...d his tobacco-stained lips. Heconfirmed the report.
"Pete's hurt bad, " he said, shaking his head, "hurt bad. I've takenhis case. Young Edwards is going to see trouble. " The speech frightened poor Mr. Peaslee, and he was hardly reassuredby the skeptical smile of Squire Tucker, and his remark that hewould believe that Lamoury was hurt when he saw him. The squire hadsmall faith in either Lamoury or Hibbard. He knew them both.
But Mr. Peaslee returned home with dragging feet. Silent andpreoccupied all the evening, he went to bed early--but not to sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But presently he forgot this small annoyance in greater ones. Thatevening after tea, when he went up to the post-office, he heard thatPete Lamoury had been shot by Jim Edwards, and was now in bed withhis wounds. Jim's arrest was predicted. Young Farnsworth, who keptthe crockery store, told him the news. And presently Jake Hibbard, the worst "shyster" in the village, shuffled in--noticeable anywherefor his suit of rusty black, his empty sleeve pinned to his coat, the green patch over his eye, an...d his tobacco-stained lips. Heconfirmed the report.
"Pete's hurt bad, " he said, shaking his head, "hurt bad. I've takenhis case. Young Edwards is going to see trouble. " The speech frightened poor Mr. Peaslee, and he was hardly reassuredby the skeptical smile of Squire Tucker, and his remark that hewould believe that Lamoury was hurt when he saw him. The squire hadsmall faith in either Lamoury or Hibbard. He knew them both.
But Mr. Peaslee returned home with dragging feet. Silent andpreoccupied all the evening, he went to bed early--but not to sleep.
What to read after The Calico Cat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson Charles Miner to read onlineMoreLess
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