The Man Who Stole a Meeting-House
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You'vee't the pig amongst ye, and left me the pen. The s'ciety never had adeed o' this 'ere prop'ty; and no man never had a deed o' this e'reprop'ty. My wife's gran'daddy, when he took up the land here, was agood-natered sort of man, and he allowed a corner on't for his neighborsto put up a temp'rary meetin'-house. That was finally used up--the kindo' preachin' they had them days was enough to use up in a little timeany house that wa'n't fire-proof; and when that was preached to pieces, they pu...t up another shelter in its place. This is it. And now't theland a'n't used no more for the puppose 'twas lent for, it goes backnat'rally to the estate 'twas took from, and the buildin's along withit. ' "'That's all a sheer fabrication, ' says the Deacon. 'This land was nevera part of what's now your farm, any more than it was a part of mine. ' "'Wal, ' says Jedwort, 'I look at it in my way, and you've a perfectright to look at it in your way. But I'm goin' to make sure o' my way, by puttin' a fence round the hull concern.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You'vee't the pig amongst ye, and left me the pen. The s'ciety never had adeed o' this 'ere prop'ty; and no man never had a deed o' this e'reprop'ty. My wife's gran'daddy, when he took up the land here, was agood-natered sort of man, and he allowed a corner on't for his neighborsto put up a temp'rary meetin'-house. That was finally used up--the kindo' preachin' they had them days was enough to use up in a little timeany house that wa'n't fire-proof; and when that was preached to pieces, they pu...t up another shelter in its place. This is it. And now't theland a'n't used no more for the puppose 'twas lent for, it goes backnat'rally to the estate 'twas took from, and the buildin's along withit. ' "'That's all a sheer fabrication, ' says the Deacon. 'This land was nevera part of what's now your farm, any more than it was a part of mine. ' "'Wal, ' says Jedwort, 'I look at it in my way, and you've a perfectright to look at it in your way. But I'm goin' to make sure o' my way, by puttin' a fence round the hull concern.
What to read after The Man Who Stole a Meeting-House?
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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