The House Behind the Cedars
The House Behind the Cedars
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Just here, however, the judge made his mistake. Very few mortals canspare the spring of hope, the motive force of expectation. The boykept the note in his hand, winked at his companions, who had gatheredas near as their awe of the judge would permit, and started down thestreet. As soon as the judge had disappeared, Billy beckoned to hisfriends, who speedily overtook him. When the party turned the cornerof Front Street and were safely out of sight of Judge Straight'soffice, the capitalist entere...d the grocery store and invested hisunearned increment in gingerbread. When the ensuing saturnalia wasover, Billy finished the game of marbles which the judge hadinterrupted, and then set out to execute his commission. He had nearlyreached his objective point when he met upon the street a young whitelady, whom he did not know, and for whom, the path being narrow at thatpoint, he stepped out into the gutter. He reached the house behind thecedars, went round to the back door, and handed the envelope to Mis'Molly, who was seated on the rear piazza, propped up by pillows in acomfortable rocking-chair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just here, however, the judge made his mistake. Very few mortals canspare the spring of hope, the motive force of expectation. The boykept the note in his hand, winked at his companions, who had gatheredas near as their awe of the judge would permit, and started down thestreet. As soon as the judge had disappeared, Billy beckoned to hisfriends, who speedily overtook him. When the party turned the cornerof Front Street and were safely out of sight of Judge Straight'soffice, the capitalist entere...d the grocery store and invested hisunearned increment in gingerbread. When the ensuing saturnalia wasover, Billy finished the game of marbles which the judge hadinterrupted, and then set out to execute his commission. He had nearlyreached his objective point when he met upon the street a young whitelady, whom he did not know, and for whom, the path being narrow at thatpoint, he stepped out into the gutter. He reached the house behind thecedars, went round to the back door, and handed the envelope to Mis'Molly, who was seated on the rear piazza, propped up by pillows in acomfortable rocking-chair.
What to read after The House Behind the Cedars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chesnutt Charles Waddell to read onlineMoreLess
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