The Little Minister V. 1
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Weel, I turned it up in a jiffy, and syne looked cautiously to see how Eppie McLaren was getting on. Just at that minute I heard a groan frae the pulpit.
It didna stop short o' a groan. Ay, you may be sure I looked quick at the minister, and there I saw a sicht that would hae made the grandest gape. His face was as white as a baker's, and he had a sort of fallen at>;ainst the back o" the pulpit, staring demented-like at his open Bible." " And I saw him," said Birse, " put up his hand atween him... and the Book, as if he thocht it was to jump at him." " Twice," said Elspeth, " he tried to speak, and twice he let the words fall." M 2 180 THE LITTLE MINISTER.
(( Tl That," says Waster Lunny, " the whole congregation admits, but I didna see it mysel', for a' this time you may picture me hunting savage-like for Ezra. I thocht the minister was waiting till I found it." " Hendry Munn," said Birse, " stood upon one leg, wondering whether he should run to the session-house for a glass of water." " But by that time," said Elspeth, "the fit had left Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Weel, I turned it up in a jiffy, and syne looked cautiously to see how Eppie McLaren was getting on. Just at that minute I heard a groan frae the pulpit.
It didna stop short o' a groan. Ay, you may be sure I looked quick at the minister, and there I saw a sicht that would hae made the grandest gape. His face was as white as a baker's, and he had a sort of fallen at>;ainst the back o" the pulpit, staring demented-like at his open Bible." " And I saw him," said Birse, " put up his hand atween him... and the Book, as if he thocht it was to jump at him." " Twice," said Elspeth, " he tried to speak, and twice he let the words fall." M 2 180 THE LITTLE MINISTER.
(( Tl That," says Waster Lunny, " the whole congregation admits, but I didna see it mysel', for a' this time you may picture me hunting savage-like for Ezra. I thocht the minister was waiting till I found it." " Hendry Munn," said Birse, " stood upon one leg, wondering whether he should run to the session-house for a glass of water." " But by that time," said Elspeth, "the fit had left Mr.
What to read after The Little Minister V. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrie, J. M. (James Matthew), 1860-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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