Cobwebs And Cables
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But to know that his father was a criminal; and tobear the shame of it openly!
Yet he could not stand there longer, fighting his battle, in thepresence of these curious eyes so keenly fastened upon him. The clockover the door showed upon its dial only a minute or two gone; but toFelix the time consumed in his brief foretaste of the cross seemedyears. He gathered together so much of his self-possession as could besummoned at a moment's notice, and looked straight into the faces of hisaudience.
"...Friends, " he said, "if this is true, it is as new to me as it is toyou. My father died when I was a boy of ten; and no one had a heart hardenough to tell me then my father was a rogue. But if I find it is true, I'll not rest day nor night till this man has his money again. What ishis name?" "Nixey, " called out three or four voices; "John Nixey. " Again Felix's heart sank, for he knew Simon Nixey, whose farm laynearest to Phebe's little homestead; and there was a familiar ring inthe name.
"Ay, ay!" stammered Nixey; "but old Clifford o' the Bank paid me themoney back all right; only I'd sworn a dreadful oath I'd never lay byanother farthin', and it soon came to an end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But to know that his father was a criminal; and tobear the shame of it openly!
Yet he could not stand there longer, fighting his battle, in thepresence of these curious eyes so keenly fastened upon him. The clockover the door showed upon its dial only a minute or two gone; but toFelix the time consumed in his brief foretaste of the cross seemedyears. He gathered together so much of his self-possession as could besummoned at a moment's notice, and looked straight into the faces of hisaudience.
"...Friends, " he said, "if this is true, it is as new to me as it is toyou. My father died when I was a boy of ten; and no one had a heart hardenough to tell me then my father was a rogue. But if I find it is true, I'll not rest day nor night till this man has his money again. What ishis name?" "Nixey, " called out three or four voices; "John Nixey. " Again Felix's heart sank, for he knew Simon Nixey, whose farm laynearest to Phebe's little homestead; and there was a familiar ring inthe name.
"Ay, ay!" stammered Nixey; "but old Clifford o' the Bank paid me themoney back all right; only I'd sworn a dreadful oath I'd never lay byanother farthin', and it soon came to an end.
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