A Warwickshire Lad
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But Hamnet, turned sullen, shook him off. Perhaps he did notknow that Will and Judith had not laughed. But since Hamnet saw fit toshake him off, Will was glad that just then, with a rush of cold air anda sprinkling of snow upon his short coat, Dad came in. His face wasruddy, and as he glanced laughingly around upon them all, he drew deepbreath of the spicy evergreens, so that he filled his doublet andclose-throated jerkin to their full.
"Good-even to you, neighbors, " says Dad. "An' is it great... wonder the boywill run away to hie him here? The rogue kens a good thing equal to hiselders. But come, boy; your mother is even now sure you have wandered tothe river. " And Dad, with a mighty swing, shoulders Will, steadying him with a palmunder both small feet; then pauses at Mistress Snelling's questioning.
"Is it true, " she inquires, "that the players are coming?" Sandy-hued Mistress Sadler stiffens and bridles at the question. TheSadlers, whisper says, are Puritanical, whereas there are those whohold that John Shakespeare and his household, for all they are observantof church matters, have still a Catholic leaning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Hamnet, turned sullen, shook him off. Perhaps he did notknow that Will and Judith had not laughed. But since Hamnet saw fit toshake him off, Will was glad that just then, with a rush of cold air anda sprinkling of snow upon his short coat, Dad came in. His face wasruddy, and as he glanced laughingly around upon them all, he drew deepbreath of the spicy evergreens, so that he filled his doublet andclose-throated jerkin to their full.
"Good-even to you, neighbors, " says Dad. "An' is it great... wonder the boywill run away to hie him here? The rogue kens a good thing equal to hiselders. But come, boy; your mother is even now sure you have wandered tothe river. " And Dad, with a mighty swing, shoulders Will, steadying him with a palmunder both small feet; then pauses at Mistress Snelling's questioning.
"Is it true, " she inquires, "that the players are coming?" Sandy-hued Mistress Sadler stiffens and bridles at the question. TheSadlers, whisper says, are Puritanical, whereas there are those whohold that John Shakespeare and his household, for all they are observantof church matters, have still a Catholic leaning.
What to read after A Warwickshire Lad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Madden 1866 Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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