Half Hours of Blind Mans Holiday Or Summer And Winter Sketches in Black And W
Half Hours of Blind Mans Holiday Or Summer And Winter Sketches in Black And W
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Why ? What do you mean ?' 'Well, you see, sir, it might complicate matters. We should have to repeat what you say, and it might be used against you. ' ' Used against me ?' say I, the truth not yet dawn- ing on me ; ' explain yourself. ' ' Well, my man here, who was on duty at the look- out, saw you and' (here the coastguardsman gives a jerk with his thumb over his shoulder) ' and the young gentleman that was making the draught come into the wood together, and a few minutes afterwards he hears t...he report of firearms, and as it is his duty to inquire into such things, and to prevent 'em, lest they be mis- took for signals, why, you see, he runs quickly down the hill, and up here into this bit of clearing, and what does he find ? Why, you kneeling over the unfortunate 248 blind man's holiday.
young gentleman, with the pistol in one hand and the other a-feeling inside the breast of his coat, and then, when my man fetches us, he says, " That young fellow, when he was making his draught this afternoon, began talking to me ; and when I asked him about his draught* ings, and supposed they was worth a good deal of money, he replies, ' Money !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why ? What do you mean ?' 'Well, you see, sir, it might complicate matters. We should have to repeat what you say, and it might be used against you. ' ' Used against me ?' say I, the truth not yet dawn- ing on me ; ' explain yourself. ' ' Well, my man here, who was on duty at the look- out, saw you and' (here the coastguardsman gives a jerk with his thumb over his shoulder) ' and the young gentleman that was making the draught come into the wood together, and a few minutes afterwards he hears t...he report of firearms, and as it is his duty to inquire into such things, and to prevent 'em, lest they be mis- took for signals, why, you see, he runs quickly down the hill, and up here into this bit of clearing, and what does he find ? Why, you kneeling over the unfortunate 248 blind man's holiday.
young gentleman, with the pistol in one hand and the other a-feeling inside the breast of his coat, and then, when my man fetches us, he says, " That young fellow, when he was making his draught this afternoon, began talking to me ; and when I asked him about his draught* ings, and supposed they was worth a good deal of money, he replies, ' Money !
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