Arbell a Tale for Young People
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" ArbelPs garden -hat was on in a moment, and she had little difficulty in finding her way down stairs. At the bottom of the stairs appeared a figure which she knew at once must be Mrs. Braithwaite. Tall, erect, and as rigid as if she were endowed with a backboard instead of a spine, square-shouldered and bony, decidedly mili- tary in her figure and carriage, was Mrs. Braith- waite. But as Arbell looked up into the face of the old dame, she was quite surprised to see what a kind, amiable, woman...ly expression there was on the wrinkled, though still well-formed features. Her smile and voice too, oddly enough, were rather like her master's, Arbell thought. She smiled at her, and spoke in a broad Westmoreland dialect, like her son's, which, for the future, we shall put AEBELL'S MOTHER. 169 into plainer English, in order that we may save both the printer and the reader the trouble of making it out, having already attempted to give an idea of how it was pronounced.
" Good morning, little lady !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ArbelPs garden -hat was on in a moment, and she had little difficulty in finding her way down stairs. At the bottom of the stairs appeared a figure which she knew at once must be Mrs. Braithwaite. Tall, erect, and as rigid as if she were endowed with a backboard instead of a spine, square-shouldered and bony, decidedly mili- tary in her figure and carriage, was Mrs. Braith- waite. But as Arbell looked up into the face of the old dame, she was quite surprised to see what a kind, amiable, woman...ly expression there was on the wrinkled, though still well-formed features. Her smile and voice too, oddly enough, were rather like her master's, Arbell thought. She smiled at her, and spoke in a broad Westmoreland dialect, like her son's, which, for the future, we shall put AEBELL'S MOTHER. 169 into plainer English, in order that we may save both the printer and the reader the trouble of making it out, having already attempted to give an idea of how it was pronounced.
" Good morning, little lady !
What to read after Arbell a Tale for Young People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Winnard Hooper to read onlineMoreLess
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