A Brother to Dragons, And Other Old-Time Tales
A Brother to Dragons, And Other Old-Time Tales
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" "Boor, " saith she, "I am the Lady o' Balfour Hall. " "An' so could my lass 'a' been, had she willed it, " saith I; but ere Icould further forget myself, in comes Keren by another door, and shesaith, "Father, do thou go out, and leave me to speak with this lady. " Then toth' dame she saith, "Your ladyship, " saith she, "I am Keren Lemon, thatbe called th' Farrier Lass. What wouldst thou with me?" Then I got me out o' th' room, but not out o' hearing distance; and thisis what followed: "I have... heard, " saith th' dame, "these reports concerning my son SirDagonet and thee, and, to my sorrow, I find upon inquiry, " saith she, "that they be true. Moreover, though it doth shame me to the dust toconfess it, I have had an interview with my son Sir Dagonet, " so saithshe--every word o't as I tell thee--"and he is determined in hispurpose o' ruining his life and th' happiness o' his mother. Therefore Ihave come to thee, to ask that thou persistest in the course which thouhast begun, " saith she.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Boor, " saith she, "I am the Lady o' Balfour Hall. " "An' so could my lass 'a' been, had she willed it, " saith I; but ere Icould further forget myself, in comes Keren by another door, and shesaith, "Father, do thou go out, and leave me to speak with this lady. " Then toth' dame she saith, "Your ladyship, " saith she, "I am Keren Lemon, thatbe called th' Farrier Lass. What wouldst thou with me?" Then I got me out o' th' room, but not out o' hearing distance; and thisis what followed: "I have... heard, " saith th' dame, "these reports concerning my son SirDagonet and thee, and, to my sorrow, I find upon inquiry, " saith she, "that they be true. Moreover, though it doth shame me to the dust toconfess it, I have had an interview with my son Sir Dagonet, " so saithshe--every word o't as I tell thee--"and he is determined in hispurpose o' ruining his life and th' happiness o' his mother. Therefore Ihave come to thee, to ask that thou persistest in the course which thouhast begun, " saith she.
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