The Story of Bessie Costrell
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There was an instant's dead silence.
Then the tottering John came forward.
'An I'm glad yer come, Isaac, that I am--thankful! Now yer can tell mewhat yer wife's done with my money. D'yer mind that box? It wor you an Icarried it across that night as Watson come out on us. An yo'll bear mewitness as we locked it up, an yo saw me tie the two keys roun my neck--yo _did_, Isaac. An now, Isaac'--the hoarse voice began to tremble--'nowthere's two--suverins--left, and one 'arf-crown--out o' seventy-one...pound fower an sixpence--seventy-one pound, Isaac! Yo'll get it out on'er, Isaac, yer will, won't yer?' He looked up, imploring.
Isaac, after the first violent start, stood absolutely motionless, Saunders observing him. As one of the main props of Church Establishmentin the village, Saunders had no great opinion of Isaac Costrell, whostood for the dissidence of dissent. The two men had never been friends, and Saunders in this affair had perhaps exercised the quasi-judicialfunctions the village had long by common consent allowed him, with morereadiness than usual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was an instant's dead silence.
Then the tottering John came forward.
'An I'm glad yer come, Isaac, that I am--thankful! Now yer can tell mewhat yer wife's done with my money. D'yer mind that box? It wor you an Icarried it across that night as Watson come out on us. An yo'll bear mewitness as we locked it up, an yo saw me tie the two keys roun my neck--yo _did_, Isaac. An now, Isaac'--the hoarse voice began to tremble--'nowthere's two--suverins--left, and one 'arf-crown--out o' seventy-one...pound fower an sixpence--seventy-one pound, Isaac! Yo'll get it out on'er, Isaac, yer will, won't yer?' He looked up, imploring.
Isaac, after the first violent start, stood absolutely motionless, Saunders observing him. As one of the main props of Church Establishmentin the village, Saunders had no great opinion of Isaac Costrell, whostood for the dissidence of dissent. The two men had never been friends, and Saunders in this affair had perhaps exercised the quasi-judicialfunctions the village had long by common consent allowed him, with morereadiness than usual.
What to read after The Story of Bessie Costrell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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