The History of Ridgefield Conn
The History of Ridgefield Conn
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— save only a strapping Shanghai cock in Mr. Lewis's yard over the way, which strutted, crowed, and chased the hens — like a very Mormon — evidently caring for none of these things.
At nine o'clock the first bell rang. The first stroke told me that it was not the same to which my childish ear was accustomed. Upon inquiry, I learned that on a certain Fourth of July, some ten years back, it was rung so merrily as to be cracked ! Had any one asked me who was likely to have done this, I should have... said J . . . . H, and he indeed it was.
With a good-will, however, quite characteristic of him, he caused it to be replaced by a new one, and though its tone is deeper, and even more melodious than the old one, I felt disappointed, and a shade of sadness came over my mind.
On going into the meeting-house, I found it to be totally changed. The pulpit, instead of being at the west, was at the north, and the galleries had been transposed to suit this new arrangement. The Puri- tan pine color of the pews had given way to white paint.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— save only a strapping Shanghai cock in Mr. Lewis's yard over the way, which strutted, crowed, and chased the hens — like a very Mormon — evidently caring for none of these things.
At nine o'clock the first bell rang. The first stroke told me that it was not the same to which my childish ear was accustomed. Upon inquiry, I learned that on a certain Fourth of July, some ten years back, it was rung so merrily as to be cracked ! Had any one asked me who was likely to have done this, I should have... said J . . . . H, and he indeed it was.
With a good-will, however, quite characteristic of him, he caused it to be replaced by a new one, and though its tone is deeper, and even more melodious than the old one, I felt disappointed, and a shade of sadness came over my mind.
On going into the meeting-house, I found it to be totally changed. The pulpit, instead of being at the west, was at the north, and the galleries had been transposed to suit this new arrangement. The Puri- tan pine color of the pews had given way to white paint.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Webster From Old Catalog Teller to read onlineMoreLess
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