A Somerset Sketch book
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" " Can 'ee play 'en?" asked Ralph, with round eyes of respect. " Well, " Pearce replied with modesty, "I cassn't play 'en not to say proper like. 'The Old Hundredth, ' now, and plain tunes like that, I can manage they, but when you do come to the turns in 'Shepherds watched, ' 'tis awkward to get round the earners quick enough in a manner o' speaking. 'Tes but the plain tunes I can manage, look. Grandfeyther he were wonderful clever wi' the old fiddle, and many a time I do sit here alone and l...ook at 'en and think what a power o' tunes there be in his inside if only a body could get at them ; a powerful lot there must be, and bless 'ee, 'tes martal comfortin' to sit here when anybody be THE WATERCRESS BED 91 all alone like and think what a deal o' music there be inside old fiddle. Only I can't get 'en out, not by myself like. " He looked at it rather wistfully.
"Thy grandfeyther, " said Dyer, "I mind 'en well, he were a wonderful man at a song, now. " "Truly, " Pearce answered, " Grandveyther he could sing the day long and niver look at a book for 'en ayther.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Can 'ee play 'en?" asked Ralph, with round eyes of respect. " Well, " Pearce replied with modesty, "I cassn't play 'en not to say proper like. 'The Old Hundredth, ' now, and plain tunes like that, I can manage they, but when you do come to the turns in 'Shepherds watched, ' 'tis awkward to get round the earners quick enough in a manner o' speaking. 'Tes but the plain tunes I can manage, look. Grandfeyther he were wonderful clever wi' the old fiddle, and many a time I do sit here alone and l...ook at 'en and think what a power o' tunes there be in his inside if only a body could get at them ; a powerful lot there must be, and bless 'ee, 'tes martal comfortin' to sit here when anybody be THE WATERCRESS BED 91 all alone like and think what a deal o' music there be inside old fiddle. Only I can't get 'en out, not by myself like. " He looked at it rather wistfully.
"Thy grandfeyther, " said Dyer, "I mind 'en well, he were a wonderful man at a song, now. " "Truly, " Pearce answered, " Grandveyther he could sing the day long and niver look at a book for 'en ayther.
What to read after A Somerset Sketch book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Hay Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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