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" he said. " I want to see her." " Where is the little un, Hetty ? " said Mrs.
Poyser. "She came in here not long ago." " I don't know. She went into the brewhouse to Nancy, I think." The proud mother, unable to resist the tempta- tion to show her Totty, passed at once into the back- kitchen in search of her, not, however, without misgivings lest something should have happened to render her person and attire unfit for presentation.
" And do you carry the butter to market when you 'v9 made it ? ..." said the Captain to Hetty, meanwhile.
THE DAIRY. 117 " Oh, no, sir ; not when it 's so heavy : I 'm not strong enough to carry it. Alick takes it on horseback." " No, I 'm sure your pretty arms were never meant for such heavy weights. But you go out a walk sometimes these pleasant evenings, don't you ?
"Why don't you have a walk in the Chase some- times, now it 's so green and pleasant ? I hardly ever see you anywhere except at home and at church." " Aunt does n't like me to go a-walking only when I 'm going somewhere," said Hetty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" he said. " I want to see her." " Where is the little un, Hetty ? " said Mrs.
Poyser. "She came in here not long ago." " I don't know. She went into the brewhouse to Nancy, I think." The proud mother, unable to resist the tempta- tion to show her Totty, passed at once into the back- kitchen in search of her, not, however, without misgivings lest something should have happened to render her person and attire unfit for presentation.
" And do you carry the butter to market when you 'v9 made it ? ..." said the Captain to Hetty, meanwhile.
THE DAIRY. 117 " Oh, no, sir ; not when it 's so heavy : I 'm not strong enough to carry it. Alick takes it on horseback." " No, I 'm sure your pretty arms were never meant for such heavy weights. But you go out a walk sometimes these pleasant evenings, don't you ?
"Why don't you have a walk in the Chase some- times, now it 's so green and pleasant ? I hardly ever see you anywhere except at home and at church." " Aunt does n't like me to go a-walking only when I 'm going somewhere," said Hetty.
What to read after Adam Bede 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliot, George, 1819-1880 to read onlineMoreLess
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