The Tithe-Proctor
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" Temple was silent, for at that moment the necessities of his familypressed with peculiar severity upon himself--and he was not exactlyprepared for such an intimation. The portion of salary then coming tohim was, in truth, his sole dependence at that peculiar crisis, and thisfailing him, he knew not on what hand or in what direction to turn.
After musing for some time, he at length replied, "If you have it not, Dr. Turbot, or cannot procure it, of course it is idle for me to expectit--although... I will not deny, that in the present circumstances ofmy family, it would have come to us with very peculiar and seasonablerelief. " "But I have not a pound, " replied the doctor; "so far from that, I ampretty deeply in debt--for I need hardly say, that for years I have beenbalancing my affairs--paying off debts to-day, and contracting otherto-morrow--always dipped, but and rather deeply, too, as I said. " He again got to his legs, when the pursuit of the latter part of hisperson after the rest once more took place, and in this odd way hetraversed the room in a state of extreme tribulation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Temple was silent, for at that moment the necessities of his familypressed with peculiar severity upon himself--and he was not exactlyprepared for such an intimation. The portion of salary then coming tohim was, in truth, his sole dependence at that peculiar crisis, and thisfailing him, he knew not on what hand or in what direction to turn.
After musing for some time, he at length replied, "If you have it not, Dr. Turbot, or cannot procure it, of course it is idle for me to expectit--although... I will not deny, that in the present circumstances ofmy family, it would have come to us with very peculiar and seasonablerelief. " "But I have not a pound, " replied the doctor; "so far from that, I ampretty deeply in debt--for I need hardly say, that for years I have beenbalancing my affairs--paying off debts to-day, and contracting otherto-morrow--always dipped, but and rather deeply, too, as I said. " He again got to his legs, when the pursuit of the latter part of hisperson after the rest once more took place, and in this odd way hetraversed the room in a state of extreme tribulation.
What to read after The Tithe-Proctor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carleton William to read onlineMoreLess
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