The Tramping Methodist
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How I pitied it with its ruffled breast and round, frightened eyes. I had seen larks rise from the Sussex fields ; I had been awakened by the stirring of their wings.
Then the thought came to me that in an hour's time I should be even as this lark — a prisoner, beating in vain against iron bars. Poor little heart! You and I are brethren.
The constable interrupted my reverie.
"Come, young feller, no more starin' at that tedious bird, but off with yer to jail!" With that he marched me through a c...rowd of curious mocking faces into the fresh air and moonlight. A few minutes' walk brought us to a huge grey building with shackles hung over the door. Before the constable had told me I knew this was the jail, and my heart sank.
The formalities that preceded my admission were short, and owing to the time of night, sleepy. Shackles were no longer worn by the prisoners, so mine were struck off, much to my relief, and I was led down a series of dark, stuffy passages to an iron door.
I held my breath, but the next moment gasped it forth in horror.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How I pitied it with its ruffled breast and round, frightened eyes. I had seen larks rise from the Sussex fields ; I had been awakened by the stirring of their wings.
Then the thought came to me that in an hour's time I should be even as this lark — a prisoner, beating in vain against iron bars. Poor little heart! You and I are brethren.
The constable interrupted my reverie.
"Come, young feller, no more starin' at that tedious bird, but off with yer to jail!" With that he marched me through a c...rowd of curious mocking faces into the fresh air and moonlight. A few minutes' walk brought us to a huge grey building with shackles hung over the door. Before the constable had told me I knew this was the jail, and my heart sank.
The formalities that preceded my admission were short, and owing to the time of night, sleepy. Shackles were no longer worn by the prisoners, so mine were struck off, much to my relief, and I was led down a series of dark, stuffy passages to an iron door.
I held my breath, but the next moment gasped it forth in horror.
What to read after The Tramping Methodist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheila Kaye Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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