The Sheep Stealers
The Sheep Stealers
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" A slight expression of annoyance was on her face as the maid-servant helped her up to her place and brushed her dress where the wheel had rubbed it. Nannie was a clumsy driver, if a safe one, and she turned the horse round in an immense circle on the short grass. As George came out he saw the cart disappearing up the lane, the two women's backs shaking as the wheels ran into sudden hollows, mistress' and maid's alike.
CHAPTER XIX THE MOTH AND THE CANDLE THE Archaeological Society which reckon...ed the border country by the Black Mountain as its special hunting-ground met every winter or early spring ; it had two places of assemblage, and those it took in turn, meeting one year at Llangarth, and the next at an insignificant township about twenty miles off across the further bank of the Wye.
When the latter place was the base of operations for the enthusiasts, it had been for ages the custom of Mr. Fenton and his wife to invite the Vicar of Crishowell to Waterchurch, so that host and guest might attend the meeting together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A slight expression of annoyance was on her face as the maid-servant helped her up to her place and brushed her dress where the wheel had rubbed it. Nannie was a clumsy driver, if a safe one, and she turned the horse round in an immense circle on the short grass. As George came out he saw the cart disappearing up the lane, the two women's backs shaking as the wheels ran into sudden hollows, mistress' and maid's alike.
CHAPTER XIX THE MOTH AND THE CANDLE THE Archaeological Society which reckon...ed the border country by the Black Mountain as its special hunting-ground met every winter or early spring ; it had two places of assemblage, and those it took in turn, meeting one year at Llangarth, and the next at an insignificant township about twenty miles off across the further bank of the Wye.
When the latter place was the base of operations for the enthusiasts, it had been for ages the custom of Mr. Fenton and his wife to invite the Vicar of Crishowell to Waterchurch, so that host and guest might attend the meeting together.
What to read after The Sheep Stealers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacob Violet to read onlineMoreLess
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