The Hillyars And the Burtons
The Hillyars And the Burtons
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He held so steadily homewards, that Emma without any notion where she was, or where she was going, found herself opposite a low public-house, before which the boy paused.
He did not go in, but went to a door adjoining, and knocked with his knuckles. After a few minutes, the door was opened as far as the chain would allow it, and some one inside said, ^* Now then?" ** Nicnicabarlah," was what the boy answered.
Emma, listening eagerly, caught the word correctly, and repeated it two or three times... to herself, after the boy had slipped in and the door was shut behind him. What a strange, wicked- sounding word I Could there be any unknown, nameless sin in repeating it ?
There were strange tales about these Jews, and this particular one was undoubtedly possessed by one devil at least, if not a dozen.
A weird word, indeed I So she thought about it now. But afterwards, in the Sabbath of her life, the word became very familiar and very dear to her, and represented a far different train of ideas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He held so steadily homewards, that Emma without any notion where she was, or where she was going, found herself opposite a low public-house, before which the boy paused.
He did not go in, but went to a door adjoining, and knocked with his knuckles. After a few minutes, the door was opened as far as the chain would allow it, and some one inside said, ^* Now then?" ** Nicnicabarlah," was what the boy answered.
Emma, listening eagerly, caught the word correctly, and repeated it two or three times... to herself, after the boy had slipped in and the door was shut behind him. What a strange, wicked- sounding word I Could there be any unknown, nameless sin in repeating it ?
There were strange tales about these Jews, and this particular one was undoubtedly possessed by one devil at least, if not a dozen.
A weird word, indeed I So she thought about it now. But afterwards, in the Sabbath of her life, the word became very familiar and very dear to her, and represented a far different train of ideas.
What to read after The Hillyars And the Burtons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingsley Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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