Old New England Traits
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For the house in question stood on the high road and was scarcelymore than half a mile distant from a populous neighborhood, and withinless than three miles of a town with many thousands of inhabitants.
Strangely enough, considering the want of precaution on the part of thefarmer, coming down, doubtless, from a still simpler period of sociallife, not half a mile from Mr. Sheldon's house stood a solitaryhabitation upon a desolate tract of land, and also near the highway, which at a time not long... subsequent had acquired a very evil reputation;and with this house became connected circumstances which some may thinkscarcely admit of the solution of merely accidental occurrence. At theautumnal term of the court just indicated, when I had become a youngpractitioner at the bar, a certain vixenish old beldam was put upon trialfor the offence of maintaining this ill reputed establishment. Herdemeanor was singularly exceptional; for she did not scruple to interruptthe proceedings with the most fluent billingsgate, and upon receivingsentence berated the presiding judge in language betokening anextraordinary depth of desperate hardihood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the house in question stood on the high road and was scarcelymore than half a mile distant from a populous neighborhood, and withinless than three miles of a town with many thousands of inhabitants.
Strangely enough, considering the want of precaution on the part of thefarmer, coming down, doubtless, from a still simpler period of sociallife, not half a mile from Mr. Sheldon's house stood a solitaryhabitation upon a desolate tract of land, and also near the highway, which at a time not long... subsequent had acquired a very evil reputation;and with this house became connected circumstances which some may thinkscarcely admit of the solution of merely accidental occurrence. At theautumnal term of the court just indicated, when I had become a youngpractitioner at the bar, a certain vixenish old beldam was put upon trialfor the offence of maintaining this ill reputed establishment. Herdemeanor was singularly exceptional; for she did not scruple to interruptthe proceedings with the most fluent billingsgate, and upon receivingsentence berated the presiding judge in language betokening anextraordinary depth of desperate hardihood.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lunt, George, 1803-1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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