Woodburn Grange : a Story of English Country Life 3
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As for himself, he vowed that he had taken no part in the murder. He had only seen it in terror and fear of his own life.
" But," said the magistrates, " you helped to throw Mr. Drury into the river, and you accepted part of the money." scammel's death. 149 Hopcraft was dreadfully frightened to hear that this was known, and said, " But the man was dead when he was thrown into the river, and what could I do ? He would have mur- dered me if I had refused either that, or to take some of the money.... Hopcraft was re- manded till the arrival of Scammel, and he was now ordered up. The magistrates were seated in the library looking on to the lawn. As the afternoon was one of those so intensely hot about' three o'clock in Sep- tember, one of the French windows was left open. The prisoner, bound fast in all the coils of cords in which he had been enveloped on his capture, was carried in by two of the men and laid in the middle of the floor.
Around stood Palin, Latter, Chaddick, and Boddily, all bearing obvious traces of their exertions for nearly two days and a night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As for himself, he vowed that he had taken no part in the murder. He had only seen it in terror and fear of his own life.
" But," said the magistrates, " you helped to throw Mr. Drury into the river, and you accepted part of the money." scammel's death. 149 Hopcraft was dreadfully frightened to hear that this was known, and said, " But the man was dead when he was thrown into the river, and what could I do ? He would have mur- dered me if I had refused either that, or to take some of the money.... Hopcraft was re- manded till the arrival of Scammel, and he was now ordered up. The magistrates were seated in the library looking on to the lawn. As the afternoon was one of those so intensely hot about' three o'clock in Sep- tember, one of the French windows was left open. The prisoner, bound fast in all the coils of cords in which he had been enveloped on his capture, was carried in by two of the men and laid in the middle of the floor.
Around stood Palin, Latter, Chaddick, and Boddily, all bearing obvious traces of their exertions for nearly two days and a night.
What to read after Woodburn Grange : a Story of English Country Life 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howitt, William, 1792-1879 to read onlineMoreLess
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