The Continental Monthly, Vol 2, No 6, December 1862
The Continental Monthly, Vol 2, No 6, December 1862
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Mr. Burns untied the string. 'What have we here? _Joel Burns_ vs. _ElihuJoslin_. The fellow has involved me in a lawsuit to begin with. I hadmuch better have agreed to his account--much better, ' he added, almostpettishly. 'I ought to have gone myself at any sacrifice. ' Sarah had unconsiously taken the papers from her father's hand, and wasturning them over. Hiram's assurance still rang in her ears.
'Here is something, father, ' handing him a document marked _accountcurrent_; 'and here somethi...ng else, ' exhibiting another, indorsed _ElihuJoslin with Joel Burns--Agreement to sell Paper Mill_.
Mr. Burns took both, and was instantly engaged in ascertaining theircontents.
Sarah stood by, waiting--and I must say, confidently waiting--theresult.
Mr. Burns's mind was, as the reader knows, rapid in its movements. Hecomprehended the _account_ at a glance; then he looked at Joslin'sagreement to sell. That was brief and to the point. Mr. Burns read everyword of it.
'It is not possible!' he exclaimed, as he finished the perusal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Burns untied the string. 'What have we here? _Joel Burns_ vs. _ElihuJoslin_. The fellow has involved me in a lawsuit to begin with. I hadmuch better have agreed to his account--much better, ' he added, almostpettishly. 'I ought to have gone myself at any sacrifice. ' Sarah had unconsiously taken the papers from her father's hand, and wasturning them over. Hiram's assurance still rang in her ears.
'Here is something, father, ' handing him a document marked _accountcurrent_; 'and here somethi...ng else, ' exhibiting another, indorsed _ElihuJoslin with Joel Burns--Agreement to sell Paper Mill_.
Mr. Burns took both, and was instantly engaged in ascertaining theircontents.
Sarah stood by, waiting--and I must say, confidently waiting--theresult.
Mr. Burns's mind was, as the reader knows, rapid in its movements. Hecomprehended the _account_ at a glance; then he looked at Joslin'sagreement to sell. That was brief and to the point. Mr. Burns read everyword of it.
'It is not possible!' he exclaimed, as he finished the perusal.
What to read after The Continental Monthly, Vol 2, No 6, December 1862?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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