A Brother to Dragons And Other Old Time Tales
A Brother to Dragons And Other Old Time Tales
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(Honey, I charge thee hold my fan be twixt thee and the fire. ) But to continue. Mistress Marian was aye courteous and kindly to me as heart could wish, and every night did she thank me i th pret tiest fashion, when I had combed and un pinned her for the night ; but, Lord ! I had much ado to get Lady Patience comb ed or unpinned at all ! First would she jump with both knees upon mine, and hug my very breath away ; then, when I had at last coaxed her to get down, first she would perch on one leg... and then o the other, and then be a-twisting her head now over this shoulder, now over that, to see how I came on with the unpinning, that it was with a prayer to God that I final ly set her night-gown over her shoulders, and led her to bed. As for her prayers Nurse Crumpet Tells the Story. 177 Jesu aid me and pardon her! twas a matter of hours to get her to say " Our Father " straight through, what with her vowing that she wished not bread every O -i day, and how that if his lordship her father forgave not trespassers (for I could ne er draw the difference between trespasser and trespassers into her pretty pate), neither would she ; and how she did not believe God would lead her into temptation at any time, but that it was the Devil ; and how it must anger God even to think of such doings on His part what, I say, with all this, methought sometimes it would be cock crow ere I got her safely to sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Honey, I charge thee hold my fan be twixt thee and the fire. ) But to continue. Mistress Marian was aye courteous and kindly to me as heart could wish, and every night did she thank me i th pret tiest fashion, when I had combed and un pinned her for the night ; but, Lord ! I had much ado to get Lady Patience comb ed or unpinned at all ! First would she jump with both knees upon mine, and hug my very breath away ; then, when I had at last coaxed her to get down, first she would perch on one leg... and then o the other, and then be a-twisting her head now over this shoulder, now over that, to see how I came on with the unpinning, that it was with a prayer to God that I final ly set her night-gown over her shoulders, and led her to bed. As for her prayers Nurse Crumpet Tells the Story. 177 Jesu aid me and pardon her! twas a matter of hours to get her to say " Our Father " straight through, what with her vowing that she wished not bread every O -i day, and how that if his lordship her father forgave not trespassers (for I could ne er draw the difference between trespasser and trespassers into her pretty pate), neither would she ; and how she did not believe God would lead her into temptation at any time, but that it was the Devil ; and how it must anger God even to think of such doings on His part what, I say, with all this, methought sometimes it would be cock crow ere I got her safely to sleep.
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