The Conquest of Canaan
The Conquest of Canaan
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After this, theoldest woman in Canaan would not have dared to speak to Joe on thestreet (even if she wanted to), unless she happened to be very poor orvery wicked. The Tocsin printed an adequate account (for there was "alarge public interest"), recording in conclusion that Mr. Louden paidthe culprit's fine which was the largest in the power of the presidingjudge in his mercy to bestow. Editorially, the Tocsin leaned to thefacetious: "Mr. Louden has but recently 'returned to our midst. ' Weferve...ntly hope that the distinguished Happy Fear will appreciate hispatron's superb generosity. We say 'his patron, ' but perhaps we err inthis. Were it not better to figure Mr. Louden as the lady in distress, Mr. Fear as the champion in the lists? In the present case, however, contrary to the rules of romance, the champion falls in duress andpasses to the dungeon. We merely suggest, en passant, that some of ourbest citizens might deem it a wonderful and beauteous thing if, inaddition to paying the fine, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After this, theoldest woman in Canaan would not have dared to speak to Joe on thestreet (even if she wanted to), unless she happened to be very poor orvery wicked. The Tocsin printed an adequate account (for there was "alarge public interest"), recording in conclusion that Mr. Louden paidthe culprit's fine which was the largest in the power of the presidingjudge in his mercy to bestow. Editorially, the Tocsin leaned to thefacetious: "Mr. Louden has but recently 'returned to our midst. ' Weferve...ntly hope that the distinguished Happy Fear will appreciate hispatron's superb generosity. We say 'his patron, ' but perhaps we err inthis. Were it not better to figure Mr. Louden as the lady in distress, Mr. Fear as the champion in the lists? In the present case, however, contrary to the rules of romance, the champion falls in duress andpasses to the dungeon. We merely suggest, en passant, that some of ourbest citizens might deem it a wonderful and beauteous thing if, inaddition to paying the fine, Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tarkington, Booth, 1869-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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