A Month in Yorkshire
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"^cenery — Outstretching Eeefs — Sel- wick's Bay — Down to the Beach — Aspect of the Cliffs — The Matron — Les- sons in Pools — Caverns — The King and Queen —Arched Promontories— The North Landing — The Herring-Fishers — Pleasure Parties — Robin Lyth's Hole — Kirk Hole — View across little Denmark — Speeton — End of the Chalk —Walk to Filey.
A FEESH, bright morning succeeded the stormy night, and it •was but a few hours old when, after a look at the old Danish tower at the west of the village, ...I walked across the fields to the lighthouse. A woman trudging in the same direction with a hoe on her shoulder said, after I had asked her a few quest- ions, she wished she were a man, for then she would get nine shillings a week and her meat, instead of one shilling a day and feeding herself, as at present. However, 'twas better than nothing. Presently her daughter came up, a buxom maiden, wearing her bonnet in a way which saved her the affliction of shrugs and the trouble of tying.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"^cenery — Outstretching Eeefs — Sel- wick's Bay — Down to the Beach — Aspect of the Cliffs — The Matron — Les- sons in Pools — Caverns — The King and Queen —Arched Promontories— The North Landing — The Herring-Fishers — Pleasure Parties — Robin Lyth's Hole — Kirk Hole — View across little Denmark — Speeton — End of the Chalk —Walk to Filey.
A FEESH, bright morning succeeded the stormy night, and it •was but a few hours old when, after a look at the old Danish tower at the west of the village, ...I walked across the fields to the lighthouse. A woman trudging in the same direction with a hoe on her shoulder said, after I had asked her a few quest- ions, she wished she were a man, for then she would get nine shillings a week and her meat, instead of one shilling a day and feeding herself, as at present. However, 'twas better than nothing. Presently her daughter came up, a buxom maiden, wearing her bonnet in a way which saved her the affliction of shrugs and the trouble of tying.
What to read after A Month in Yorkshire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter White to read onlineMoreLess
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