Harry And Lucy: With Other Tales
Harry And Lucy: With Other Tales
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Miss Priscy.
Priscy (cryingy hides her face with Mrs, Rosses arm).
Oh! oh! oh!
Mr, Brown. So, cousin Discord, fare ye well ; and now, my sweet cousin Concord, I hope you will let me live with you, and I will endeavour to add as much to your happmess, as I am sure you will to mine.
Mrs. Haynes. Oh, cousin Brown ! we shall be glad to have you live with us. You were so kind to my chil- dren too ; I see you're as good-natured as you used to be when you were a boy. Well, my dear husband, we shall al...l be so happy, only I'm sorry our house is really not good enough for cousin Brown.
Farmer. Cousin Brown, you see, my dear, is one that thinks more of the folk that's in the house, than o' the house itself, and I like him the better therefore.
Widow (aside). La \ how long will they go on pala- vering one another, all to fret and vex me. Oh ! why didn't I find out that it was Captain Brown sooner ! To lose furniture, and china, and gig, and husband, and cap- tain and all I But I won't give that brute of a farmer the satisfaction to see it : I'll put a good face on the matter to the last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Priscy.
Priscy (cryingy hides her face with Mrs, Rosses arm).
Oh! oh! oh!
Mr, Brown. So, cousin Discord, fare ye well ; and now, my sweet cousin Concord, I hope you will let me live with you, and I will endeavour to add as much to your happmess, as I am sure you will to mine.
Mrs. Haynes. Oh, cousin Brown ! we shall be glad to have you live with us. You were so kind to my chil- dren too ; I see you're as good-natured as you used to be when you were a boy. Well, my dear husband, we shall al...l be so happy, only I'm sorry our house is really not good enough for cousin Brown.
Farmer. Cousin Brown, you see, my dear, is one that thinks more of the folk that's in the house, than o' the house itself, and I like him the better therefore.
Widow (aside). La \ how long will they go on pala- vering one another, all to fret and vex me. Oh ! why didn't I find out that it was Captain Brown sooner ! To lose furniture, and china, and gig, and husband, and cap- tain and all I But I won't give that brute of a farmer the satisfaction to see it : I'll put a good face on the matter to the last.
What to read after Harry And Lucy: With Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgeworth Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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