The Spy
The Spy
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" "Examine your pocket, " said one of the youngsters, who was enjoying thescene, careless of the consequences.
"Ah! faith, " cried the washerwoman, producing a guinea, "but he is ajewel of a piddler! Long life and a brisk trade to him, say I; he iswilcome to the duds--and if he is ever hanged, many a bigger roguewill go free. " Dunwoodie turned to leave the apartment, and he saw Captain Lawtonstanding with folded arms, contemplating the scene with profoundsilence. His manner, so different from ...his usual impetuosity and zeal, struck his commander as singular. Their eyes met, and they walkedtogether for a few minutes in close conversation, when Dunwoodiereturned, and dismissed the guard to their place of rendezvous. SergeantHollister, however, continued along with Betty, who, having found noneof her vestments disturbed but such as the guinea more than paid for, was in high good humor. The washerwoman had for a long time looked onthe veteran with the eyes of affection; and she had determined withinherself to remove certain delicate objections which had long embarrassedher peculiar situation, as respected the corps, by making the sergeantthe successor of her late husband.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Examine your pocket, " said one of the youngsters, who was enjoying thescene, careless of the consequences.
"Ah! faith, " cried the washerwoman, producing a guinea, "but he is ajewel of a piddler! Long life and a brisk trade to him, say I; he iswilcome to the duds--and if he is ever hanged, many a bigger roguewill go free. " Dunwoodie turned to leave the apartment, and he saw Captain Lawtonstanding with folded arms, contemplating the scene with profoundsilence. His manner, so different from ...his usual impetuosity and zeal, struck his commander as singular. Their eyes met, and they walkedtogether for a few minutes in close conversation, when Dunwoodiereturned, and dismissed the guard to their place of rendezvous. SergeantHollister, however, continued along with Betty, who, having found noneof her vestments disturbed but such as the guinea more than paid for, was in high good humor. The washerwoman had for a long time looked onthe veteran with the eyes of affection; and she had determined withinherself to remove certain delicate objections which had long embarrassedher peculiar situation, as respected the corps, by making the sergeantthe successor of her late husband.
What to read after The Spy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Fenimore Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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