The Ferry-Boy And the Financier
The Ferry-Boy And the Financier
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"That fence will get torn down and burnt up before we are through with him," said Akers.
" I don't think it will be right to touch his fence," said Salmon. "That is private property. A man has a right to put any sort of an enclosure about his own grounds, I believe." And, on the whole, he resolved to take no active part in the demonstration.
However, he had no objection to witnessing it. It was a moonlight night, and the plain was beautiful, whitened by the still, misty shine, and fringed by th...e shadowy elms. The band of serenaders waited under the trees for a cloud to obscure the moon; then, silently advancing, took their stand near the hated fence. All was dark in old Grimes's house, and probably that virtuous citizen was enjoying the sleep of the innocent ; when suddenly a hideous din burst upon the still night air. Akers shook the cowbell ; Weston drummed with a fire-poker on an old tin-pan.
The horrible toot, toot, to-o-o-o — t of two or three dinner-horns completed the discord.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"That fence will get torn down and burnt up before we are through with him," said Akers.
" I don't think it will be right to touch his fence," said Salmon. "That is private property. A man has a right to put any sort of an enclosure about his own grounds, I believe." And, on the whole, he resolved to take no active part in the demonstration.
However, he had no objection to witnessing it. It was a moonlight night, and the plain was beautiful, whitened by the still, misty shine, and fringed by th...e shadowy elms. The band of serenaders waited under the trees for a cloud to obscure the moon; then, silently advancing, took their stand near the hated fence. All was dark in old Grimes's house, and probably that virtuous citizen was enjoying the sleep of the innocent ; when suddenly a hideous din burst upon the still night air. Akers shook the cowbell ; Weston drummed with a fire-poker on an old tin-pan.
The horrible toot, toot, to-o-o-o — t of two or three dinner-horns completed the discord.
What to read after The Ferry-Boy And the Financier?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J T John Townsend Trowbridge to read onlineMoreLess
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