The Stories of the Three Burglars
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What we haveheard may or may not be true, but it furnishes subjects forreflection--serious reflection. I wish very much to hear what that manin the middle of the bench has to say for himself; I am sure he has astory. " "Yes, ma'am, " said the stout man, with animation, "I've got one, and I'dlike nothin' better than to tell it to you if you'll give me a littlesomethin' to wet my lips with--a little beer, or whiskey and water, oranything you have convenient. " "Whiskey and water!" said Aunt Marth...a with severity. "I should thinknot. It seems to me you have had all the intoxicating liquors in thishouse that you would want. " "But I don't think you're the kind of person who'd doctor the liquor. This is the first gentleman's house where I ever found anything of thatkind. " "The worse for the gentleman, " I remarked. The man grunted.
"Well, ma'am, " he said, "call it anything you please--milk, cider, or, if you have nothin' else, I'll take water. I can't talk withoutsomethin' soaky. " My wife rose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What we haveheard may or may not be true, but it furnishes subjects forreflection--serious reflection. I wish very much to hear what that manin the middle of the bench has to say for himself; I am sure he has astory. " "Yes, ma'am, " said the stout man, with animation, "I've got one, and I'dlike nothin' better than to tell it to you if you'll give me a littlesomethin' to wet my lips with--a little beer, or whiskey and water, oranything you have convenient. " "Whiskey and water!" said Aunt Marth...a with severity. "I should thinknot. It seems to me you have had all the intoxicating liquors in thishouse that you would want. " "But I don't think you're the kind of person who'd doctor the liquor. This is the first gentleman's house where I ever found anything of thatkind. " "The worse for the gentleman, " I remarked. The man grunted.
"Well, ma'am, " he said, "call it anything you please--milk, cider, or, if you have nothin' else, I'll take water. I can't talk withoutsomethin' soaky. " My wife rose.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stockton, Frank Richard, 1834-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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