Treason-Felony : a Novel 1
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Family of the name of Lee.
The man Lee, the old woman's son, was brought here by way of a manservant by the gentleman who's taken Crowbill.' ' Crowbill taken too, eh ? Well ?' 'Yes, sir. And this man Lee, he brought his old witch of a mother and daughter here, and found that place empty and put 'em in. Used to trampin' the roads, and sleepin' in 'edges, they are, I expecs. Eegular poachers, all the lot.
Shouldn't wonder if that was some of our game we smelt there cooking.' 'Ah, well, I don't su...ppose we shall miss it much!' ' Sir William's terrible put out about it. None of the keepers can't catch this chap at it. Sharp hands, they gipsies, at takin' what ain't theirn.' * So are kings and capitalists, Rogers ; but no A LITTLE POACHING 103 matter. Don't let me corrupt a good Conservative like yon. Who is it, then, that has taken Crow- hill? I thought that it \Yas going to be handed over to ghosts in perpetuity,' Cro"whill was a tall old brick house with tiled gables, attic windows, and ivy-clad chimneys, on a windy eminence on the other side of the valley, lonely-looking, with one or two tall weather-beaten fir-trees standing close to it, black against the western sky, and farther away, in the field near the house, a group of high elms with graceful green cascades of foliage, in whose dizziest heights rooks built and circled cawing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Family of the name of Lee.
The man Lee, the old woman's son, was brought here by way of a manservant by the gentleman who's taken Crowbill.' ' Crowbill taken too, eh ? Well ?' 'Yes, sir. And this man Lee, he brought his old witch of a mother and daughter here, and found that place empty and put 'em in. Used to trampin' the roads, and sleepin' in 'edges, they are, I expecs. Eegular poachers, all the lot.
Shouldn't wonder if that was some of our game we smelt there cooking.' 'Ah, well, I don't su...ppose we shall miss it much!' ' Sir William's terrible put out about it. None of the keepers can't catch this chap at it. Sharp hands, they gipsies, at takin' what ain't theirn.' * So are kings and capitalists, Rogers ; but no A LITTLE POACHING 103 matter. Don't let me corrupt a good Conservative like yon. Who is it, then, that has taken Crow- hill? I thought that it \Yas going to be handed over to ghosts in perpetuity,' Cro"whill was a tall old brick house with tiled gables, attic windows, and ivy-clad chimneys, on a windy eminence on the other side of the valley, lonely-looking, with one or two tall weather-beaten fir-trees standing close to it, black against the western sky, and farther away, in the field near the house, a group of high elms with graceful green cascades of foliage, in whose dizziest heights rooks built and circled cawing.
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