The Revenues of the Wicked
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o 2 196 THE REVENUES OF THE WICKED " ' A tithing-man is chose to look after the law.
" ' But not to go beyond it/ put in your father.
" ' That's true, neighbour. But the parish would hold wi' me where the case do look so black. Now, a jury, I wouldn't swear. Maybe the mark now so much like your own. An' such a dark night, too, and you, maybe, short o' mutton. An', to be sure, we may never prove the suckers we can but try. An' none better pleased 'an myself an' Isaac to bring 'em back to 'ee. Bu...t we corned back now wi' another intention. ' " ' There's fools 'ull believe anything. There's no case. Still I'd rather do more than a little not to have such a thing said. We can make it right ' " ' Hush, neighbour, if you should offer to buy a tithingman 't'ud look so terrible bad in the box. No. 'Tis well known our Isaac is wild in love wi' your Tamsin. There's some do say he must be witched. Now we be come to make a offer for your Tamsin. ' " ' There's no chance o' it. I don't offer, but I'd pay money if asked ' " ' Not too fast, neighbour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
o 2 196 THE REVENUES OF THE WICKED " ' A tithing-man is chose to look after the law.
" ' But not to go beyond it/ put in your father.
" ' That's true, neighbour. But the parish would hold wi' me where the case do look so black. Now, a jury, I wouldn't swear. Maybe the mark now so much like your own. An' such a dark night, too, and you, maybe, short o' mutton. An', to be sure, we may never prove the suckers we can but try. An' none better pleased 'an myself an' Isaac to bring 'em back to 'ee. Bu...t we corned back now wi' another intention. ' " ' There's fools 'ull believe anything. There's no case. Still I'd rather do more than a little not to have such a thing said. We can make it right ' " ' Hush, neighbour, if you should offer to buy a tithingman 't'ud look so terrible bad in the box. No. 'Tis well known our Isaac is wild in love wi' your Tamsin. There's some do say he must be witched. Now we be come to make a offer for your Tamsin. ' " ' There's no chance o' it. I don't offer, but I'd pay money if asked ' " ' Not too fast, neighbour.
What to read after The Revenues of the Wicked?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Raymond to read onlineMoreLess
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